Don Nigro Ordre des livres

Exploring the intersection of reality and fiction, this collection features seven darkly humorous plays that delve into the complexities of human experience. Notable pieces include a dramatization of Pirandello confronting Mussolini, a tale of two green children from an underground kingdom, and a surreal encounter with an angry puppet. Each play presents characters navigating bizarre and unsettling situations, blending Gothic, surreal, and absurd elements to create a labyrinth of mystery and introspection.

Set against the backdrop of the German bombardment of Leningrad, the story intertwines past and present as the renowned poet Anna Akhmatova seeks refuge in a basement. There, she unexpectedly revisits the vibrant Stray Dog Café, a hub for celebrated Russian artists and intellectuals in the early 20th century. As memories and spirits of the past resurface, the café rekindles its lively essence, bridging the gap between history and the struggles of the present.

The investigation into the mysterious death of a young Mexican actress unfolds within a complex web of relationships among a troubled film crew. The charismatic yet troubled Russian director captivates a cynical British screenwriter, a frustrated Irish actress, and a sardonic Italian assistant director, each harboring their own desires and frustrations. As the detective delves deeper, questions arise about the nature of the actress's death—was it an accident or something more sinister?

This collection features eleven short plays centered around animals, allowing for flexibility as they can be performed individually or combined with others. Each play offers unique themes and characters, making them suitable for various performances and audiences. Ideal for educators and young performers, these engaging scripts encourage creativity and collaboration.

Exploring a range of dark and imaginative narratives, this collection features the later lives of iconic characters like Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, alongside unsettling stories of obsession, tragedy, and existential musings. It includes two girls contemplating homicide over a film, a couple trapped in a perpetual theatrical performance, and a twisted rendition of Peter Rabbit from Mr. McGregor's perspective. The anthology also delves into the macabre with themes of cannibalism among leprechauns and a horror movie villain's reflections on his existence, culminating in a contemplation of the universe's end.

Exploring the intricacies of human relationships and the complexities of the human psyche, Don Nigro's works often blend elements of drama and dark humor. His characters navigate through existential dilemmas and moral quandaries, revealing deep insights into life and death. With a unique narrative style, Nigro's plays and writings challenge conventional storytelling, offering a thought-provoking experience that resonates with audiences. Each piece showcases his talent for creating compelling dialogue and rich, multidimensional characters.

Set in a single location, this mystery unfolds with a cast of one male and five female characters, creating a dynamic interplay among them. The plot revolves around intriguing twists and suspenseful revelations, engaging the audience in a web of secrets and motives. With a focus on character development and the unfolding mystery, the play promises to keep viewers guessing until the final moments, making it an exciting choice for both performers and audiences alike.

This book explores the intricacies of humor through a blend of anecdotes, observations, and theoretical insights. It delves into various comedic styles and techniques, examining how laughter can bridge cultural divides and reflect social issues. With a mix of personal stories and analyses of famous comedic figures, the narrative invites readers to appreciate the art of comedy while encouraging them to find humor in everyday life. The engaging writing style makes it accessible to both comedy enthusiasts and casual readers alike.

This collection features a diverse array of plays that explore themes of family dynamics, art, and the supernatural. "The Daughters of Edward D. Boit" delves into familial relationships, while "The Green Man" and "Hieronymus Bosch" engage with artistic and historical elements. "Specter" introduces an eerie atmosphere, and "The Woodman and the Goblins" combines fantasy with folklore. Each play offers a unique perspective, showcasing the playwright's versatility and creativity in storytelling.

Exploring a variety of themes, this collection includes diverse narratives ranging from the intricacies of Dutch interiors to the allure of French gold. It delves into the lives of rat wives, intertwining folklore with modernity, while also introducing the enchanting character of Rhiannon. Additionally, "The Rooky Wood" presents a whimsical exploration of nature and imagination. Each piece offers unique insights and reflections, making for a rich literary experience.