InThe Short Story ReviewbyVoce Narrante·Nov 1Who Pays for Paradise?Pirandello and the Soul Squatters Riot
InAsh and DevotionbyOlga Angelucci·Oct 29The Mask of Henry: When Madness Becomes a RefugeA psychological retelling of Pirandello’s Henry IV, where illusion becomes sanctuary and reality becomes the real threat.
InAsh and DevotionbyOlga Angelucci·Oct 8Luigi Pirandello and His Easter in ExilePirandello’s Easter in exile: a fleeting love in Bonn that shaped his early poetry and haunted him for life.
InThe Short Story ReviewbyVoce Narrante·Sep 23Pretty Little Figurines of an Armed CrèchePirandello and Anti-Semitism
InPoiesis ProductionsbyMichele Vigorita·Apr 27Il Berretto a Sonagli al Piccolo: Pirandello liberato dal folcloreQuando la regia si fida del testo
InThe Short Story ReviewbyVoce Narrante·Apr 22No One Falls Apart Alone. What the Body Says When Everything Has Been Taken.It’s absurd that one even needs to use asterisks — but automated systems, the moment you utter that word, immediately prompt you to seek a…A response icon1A response icon1
Voce Narrante·Feb 14Il trasformismo delle sinistre e la profezia di PirandelloArticolo di Federico Berti
InAsh and DevotionbyOlga Angelucci·Jul 22, 2025Unhappy is he who loves ghosts: Diana and the Tuda, Pirandello’s drama of imperfectionA haunting Pirandello drama about love, art, and obsession: when the pursuit of perfection kills the life it seeks to immortalize.
InCyberScuolabyProf. Pier Vincenzo Rosiello·Jun 11, 2025Dalle “tre donne benedette” di Dante alle tre donne indifferenti di MoraviaA cura del Prof. Pier Vincenzo Rosiello
InAsh and DevotionbyOlga Angelucci·May 26, 2025Girgenti, Pirandello’s City: A Land That Suffers, Yet Never DiesLuigi Pirandello’s hometown, Agrigento — once known as Girgenti — suffers in silence, yet continues to live through memory, literature,
