Alcibiade

Name: Alcibiade
Author: Felice Cavallotti

By Felice Cavallotti

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A ten-scene drama stages episodes from a renowned classical figure’s life, alternating public confrontations and private reflections to map ambition, shifting loyalties, and the fragility of reputation. The play pairs spirited rhetorical exchanges with intimate moments of doubt, exploring moral ambiguities and the personal cost of political action. Stage notes and a prefatory account of the author’s creative process frame the scenes, mixing classical references with theatrical technique to examine how charisma, controversy, and public judgment shape a troubled career.

About the Author

Felice Cavallotti

Felice Cavallotti was an Italian playwright and poet known for his contributions to the theatrical landscape of the late 19th century. His works often reflect a blend of classical themes and contemporary social issues, showcasing his keen insight into human nature and society. Among his notable plays is "Alcibiade," which explores the complexities of character and morality. Cavallotti's writing is characterized by its dramatic intensity and lyrical quality, making him a significant figure in Italian literature. His ability to intertwine personal and political themes has left a lasting impact on the genre of drama.