Each in His Own Way

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Each in His Own Way is a 1924 metatheatrical play by Luigi Pirandello that explores the fluidity of identity and the blurred boundary between reality and illusion.

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Each in His Own Way canonical 2
Ciascuno a suo modo 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf metatheatrical play
play
author Luigi Pirandello
countryOfOrigin Italy
creator Luigi Pirandello
dramaticStructure play-within-a-play
explores the blurred boundary between art and life
the instability of personal identity
firstPerformanceYear 1924
followedBy Tonight We Improvise
follows Six Characters in Search of an Author
genre drama
metatheatre
modernist theatre
hasMetatheatricalElements yes
movement modernism
linked to: Modernism
notableWorkOf Luigi Pirandello
originalLanguage Italian
originalTitle Ciascuno a suo modo
linked to: Each in His Own Way
partOf Luigi Pirandello’s theatre trilogy on the theatre
publicationYear 1924
setting a theatre
theme fluidity of identity
performance and authenticity
reality versus illusion
subjectivity of truth
theatre within the theatre
writer Luigi Pirandello

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Luigi Pirandello notableWork Each in His Own Way
Tonight We Improvise relatedWorkByAuthor Each in His Own Way
Each in His Own Way originalTitle Ciascuno a suo modo
linked to: Each in His Own Way