Diego Fabbri
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Diego Fabbri (1911–1980) was an Italian playwright whose plays centered on religious (Catholic) themes.
Fabbri was born in (Forlì, where a theatre is named after him. His best known plays are Inquisizione (Inquisition) and Processo a Gesú (The Trial of Jesus). He died in Riccione.
[edit] Works
- Rancore ("Rancor", 1946)
- Inquisizione ("Inquisition", 1950)
- Il seduttore ("The Seducer", 1951)
- Processo di famiglia ("Trial of the family", 1953)
- Processo a Gesù ("The Trial of Jesus", 1955)
- La bugiarda ("The Deceitful Woman", 1956)
- Veglia d'armi ("Vigil of Arms", 1956)
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