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Italian poet, essayist and director (born 1947)

Mauro Macario
Macario in 2010
Born (1947-02-21) 21 February 1947 (age 77)
Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy
Occupations
  • Poet
  • essayist
  • theatre and television director

Mauro Macario (born 21 February 1947) is an Italian poet, essayist and director.

Biography

Born from the union of Erminio Macario and Julia Dardanelles, after attending the School of Dramatic Art of Piccolo Teatro (Milan) and at the end of a long apprenticeship as an assistant director with Bruno Corbucci has started to film directing, then at the theater, and finally to the television caring for RAI programs on music.

Direction

Theater author

  • Un regolamento di conti atto unico. Compagnia teatrale E. Macario, Teatro Carignano Torino 1972.
  • Sganarello medicosifaperdire commedia buffa in due tempi scritta alla maniera di Molière da M. Macario e C.M.Pensa. Compagnia Macario, Teatro Macario, Torino 1977.
  • Macario, il sogno di una maschera Compagnia "I Passatisti" 2009–2010.
  • Alma Matrix di Léo Ferré, traduzione e adattamento teatrale. Compagnia "I Passatisti" estate teatrale 2011.
  • Pierrot-de Sade: Match dell'anno zero Compagnia Paolo Paoloni, Teatro delle Muse, Roma 1975.
  • Licenza di ridere Compagnia E. Macario, 1977.
  • Picnic al Musiné (dallo spettacolo Da quale mondo vieni?) Compagnia M.Macario-Teatro Erba, Torino 1978.
  • Oplà giochiamo insieme Compagnia Macario, Teatro Macario, Torino 1979.
  • Buonasera con Macario co-autore con Leo Chiosso e Sergio D'Ottavi 1979.
  • Perché si uccidono, soggetto e sceneggiatura. Film 1976.

Biographer of his father

Biographer of his father Erminio Macario for which he wrote the biography titled Macario, a comedian fallen from the moon, that traces the artist's life from birth in an attic of Porta Palazzo in Turin, to the success on the international stage, dedicated in 2004 a specific autobiographical novel inspired by the world of the magazine:Ballerina in a row. In it is described in detail, around a love story between a young actor and a Nordic dancer, the world of Variety, which he attended as a teenager in the sixties. It is November 2007, a new revision biographical most private titled Macario, my father.

Poetry and music

As a poet he has participated in several editions of the International Poetry Festival of Genoa and other Rassegne similar both in Italy and abroad, especially in France, his country of choice. Since 2003 collaborates with Gianluigi Cavaliere leader of Chantango, Italian musical ensemble that explores the combination of poetry and music in a show called Tangando poets and in a recital dedicated to Léo Ferré entitled Ni Dieu Ni Maitre. In the album Bestiary love of the group Chantango is inserted a poem by Mauro Macario, Sam, set to music and sung by Gianluigi Cavaliere with recitatives work by the same author.

Bibliography

Essay

Articles and essays in magazines A, Poesia, Libertaria, Volontà, La Danza, Primafila.

Poetry

In 1990, at the end of an artistic-existential drawn from disparate experiences, approaches to poetry. Between 1990 and 2012 published six books of poetry:

Anthologies

Macario is present, with poetry, translations and essays on his work in many anthologies:

  • Tre generazioni di poeti italiani -Una antologia del Secondo Novecento, a cura di F. De Nicola -G.Manacorda, Caramanica editore 2005
  • Il mondo attorno a un verso? a cura di G. Occhipinti-Rubbettino Editore 2010, ISBN 978-88-498-2681-4.
  • Il Novecento Letterario Italiano a cura di F. De Nicola. De Ferrari Editore 2009, ISBN 9788864050874.
  • Italia chiamò a cura di F.De Nicola. De Ferrari Editore, 2011, ISBN 9788864052069.
  • Dizionario degli scrittori liguri a cura di F. Pastorino-M. Venturini-F. De Nicola. De Ferrari editore 2007, ISBN 9788871729091.
  • Altramarea -Poesia come cosa viva a cura di Angelo Tonelli, Campanotto, 2006, ISBN 884560800X.
  • I Limoni, a cura di F. De Nicola-G. Manacorda. Caramanica Editore, 1996.
  • Antologia francese Les Chaiers de poésie-rencontres/et la poesié ligurienne du XXème siècle 1999 réalisé par Francesco De Nicola et Marc Porcu, traduction: Monique Baccelli et Marc Porcu.
  • Léo Ferré -entretiens entre peau et jactance di Claude Figara -Christian Pirot editeur, 2003.
  • Album Arthur Rimbaud a cura di Eileen Romano, Einaudi-Gallimard, Biblioteca della Pleiade, 1992. (Mauro Macario is featured in the book as the discoverer of Rimbaud's house in Milan), ISBN 9788844600044.
  • Ottagono-17 racconti su Milano a cura di Gerardo Mastrullo, Edizioni La vita felice, 1995 (Lorenzo Morandotti's story "On the Tracks" describes Mauro Macario's search that led him to the discovery of Arthur Rimbaud's house in Milan), ISBN 9788886314428.

Notes and references

  1. , Biblioteca Teatrale SIAE.
  2. , Davinotti: Perché si uccidono.
  3. , Teatro Greco: Il sogno di una maschera.
  4. , Corriere della Sera: Quel ricciolo chiamato Macario.
  5. , Regione Marche: Festival Léo Ferré.
  6. , Rockol: comunicato stampa.
  7. , Città Della Spezia: Sconfinando, il Premio Montale Fuori di Casa va a Polito, Sechi, Teophilo, Tonelli e Macario.

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