Il Vento

Alys Daroy; Leo Murray; Joshua Zeunert; Federico Zandona; Michaela Burger

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Il Vento

Alys Daroy, Leo Murray, Joshua Zeunert, Federico Zandona and Michaela Burger

XII World Shakespeare Congress (Verona, Italy, 20/07/2026–26/07/2026)

07/2026

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Theatre and Peformance

Shakespeare Adaptation

Ecodramaturgy

Eco-Shakespeare

Drama, theatre and performance studies

On the occasion of the XII World Shakespeare Congress ( Planetary Shakespeares , Verona, July 20–26, 2026 ), the Conservatory of Verona and the Skené Group of the University of Verona have launched an international call for proposals inviting artists from around the world to submit proposals for a creative text to be performed with original music. This initiative aimed to blend music and storytelling, offering a unique performance in homage to Shakespeare's timeless legacy, exploring themes, motifs, or interpretations inspired by his work. The winning group was Shakespeare South from Perth, Australia, led by Alys Daroy, with the text "The Wind," inspired by Shakespeare's " The Tempest ," which reimagines the enchanted island as a contested landscape in constant environmental transformation.

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Title: Il Vento
Authors/Creators: Alys Daroy (Author/Creator) - Murdoch University, School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Leo Murray (Sound designer) - Murdoch University, School of Media and Communication
Joshua Zeunert (Cinematographer) - Adelaide University
Federico Zandona (Composer) - Conservatorio di Verona Evaristo Felice Dall Abaco
Michaela Burger (Composer)
Event: XII World Shakespeare Congress (Verona, Italy, 20/07/2026–26/07/2026)
Identifiers: 991005915819607891
Murdoch Affiliation: School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Language: Italian
Resource Type: Theater

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