World War II-era Italy comes to life in ACT’s ‘Napoli!’
Feb 25, 2014
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War is hell for the soldiers called up to fight in "Napoli!" For those at home, it's a pretty good way to turn a profit.
Eduardo De Filippo's 1945 play — originally titled "Napoli Milionaria" and currently onstage at American Conservatory Theater in a 2005 translation by Linda Alper and Beatrice Basso — depicts an Italian family working the black market amid the devastation of World War II.
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