The Servant of Two Masters

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This summer, Peter has been involved in a community theater production of "The Servant of Two Masters". This play is an example of  commedia dell'arte. Many of the characters wore masks, and their actions were exaggerated in a way that added to the fun. Peter played the part of Pantalone, the money-loving father of a young woman whose engagement to the love of her life is put in jeopardy by the return of a man to whom she had previously been betrothed, but who had reportedly been killed in a duel. 

The performances were this weekend. We attended Friday night and found it a lot of fun and really well done. Unfortunately we weren't allowed to take a video recording or take pictures during the performance, but we were able to take some pictures in costume afterwards.



Peter as Pantalone

Pantalone and his soon to be son in law, Silvio.

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