Issue 19 is available
If the audience cannot go to the theater, the theater finds a way to reach the audience: Adriana Lecouvreur, staged at the Teatro Comunale in Bologna and broadcast on Rai3, is just one of the melodramas transformed into a film-opera to overcome the barriers im-posed by the pandemic. The small screen has been the great protagonist of these months, also for it allowed, however, the viewing of first releases, not only with regard to fictions and TV series such as Il Commissario Ricciardi, but also films such a Hidden Away, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (featuring an interview with Ann Roth, fresh from winning an Oscar) and the animation feature film Trash.
Room is given also to fashion shows, to the search for a new way of representation, to the Academy Awards Museum in Los Angeles and to Renato Zero and his chameleonic trans-formations.
Discover this and much more in issue 19 of Scenografia&Costume, now online.
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Behind the scenes of cinema, theatre and television
Founded in 2012 by Lorenzo Baraldi, Alida Cappellini and Giovanni Licheri, Scenografia&Costume (Production&Costume Design Mag) is the magazine published by ASC (the Italian Association of Production, Costume Designers and Set Decorators).
The magazine deals with cinema, theater and television from a privileged point of view: they are the hidden creators of films, put on scenes and TV programs to tell their work their own career.
Over the years, Scenografia&Costume (Production&Costume Design Mag) has expanded its interests, treating not only what happens in Italy but crossing the borders and looking to Europe and, further, to the whole world.
From December 2019 our mag will be published also in a digital version, to reach new readers and to be consulted in the most agile way at any time.
