Letter Signed By Peppino De Philip IN Nico Pepper 1962 Santa Marinella Theatre

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Title / Title:

Letter from Peppino de Filippo to Nico Pepe (untitled)


Author / Author:  Peppino de Filippo

Size / Size: mm 280x220

Date / Date: 1962

Place / Place: Santa Marinella

Description / Description: Typewritten letter, of 4 pages, dated 18 July 1962 from Peppino de Filippo who writes to Nico Pepe that he does not have an actress in mind to suggest to him for a play which he must direct. De Filippo complains about the lack of financial support for his company and the theater in general from the institutions. He stresses how difficult it is to form a theater company and expresses his disappointment with the arrogance of Italian actors who favor foreign comedies over Italian ones and still prefer to perform on TV or in the cinema. Finally, explain to Pepe why he appointed Mr. Girola as his co-director since, from the tone of the letter, it would seem that the colleague and friend did not approve of this choice. Among others, Luigi Pirandello and Lidia Maresca, companion of de Filippo, are named. The letter, held together with a pin, features ballpoint notes and the author's autograph signature, also in ballpoint pen.

Conditions / Conditions: good

 

 

Cod DC31

Description / Description: Typewritten letter, of 4 pages, dated 18 July 1962 from Peppino de Filippo who writes to Nico Pepe that he does not have an actress in mind to suggest to him for a play which he must direct. De Filippo complains about the lack of financial support for his company and the theater in general from the institutions. He stresses how difficult it is to form a theater company and expresses his disappointment with the arrogance of Italian actors who favor foreign comedies over Italian ones and still prefer to perform on TV or in the cinema. Finally, explain to Pepe why he appointed Mr. Girola as his co-director since, from the tone of the letter, it would seem that the colleague and friend did not approve of this choice. Among others, Luigi Pirandello and Lidia Maresca,