The Mute Stones Sing: Rigoletto Live from Mantua


World Heritage Site: Mantua and Sabbioneta

Publication Year: 2015

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE39243AC44C

Summary

Live opera broadcasts that align with the time and location of their libretto challenge traditional notions of authenticity and performance. The study examines how these 'overdetermined' productions, such as Rigoletto Live from Mantua, blend opera's historical narrative with real-time broadcasting, creating a unique mediatized experience. By analyzing this intersection, researchers reveal how material spaces (like UNESCO-listed Mantua) and performative elements interact to redefine audience engagement, merging theatrical tradition with contemporary media dynamics.

Citation

Morris, C. (2015). The Mute Stones Sing: Rigoletto Live from Mantua. TDR/the Drama Review, 59(4), 51–66. https://doi.org/10.1162/dram_a_00496

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