“Lady Innkeeper,” directed by Suela Bako, showcases the work of the renowned Italian author Carlo Goldoni. This adaptation of Goldoni’s comedy “Lady Innkeeper” graces the newly renovated Black Box theater at the Academy of Arts. Despite its 18th-century origins, the play conveys emancipatory messages that resonate with contemporary audiences.

The plot revolves around Mirandolina, a young, intelligent, and independent innkeeper who inherited her establishment from her father. She attracts the attention of male patrons, including a count, a marquis, and a knight, sparking anticipation among the audience regarding her choice of suitor. Carlo Goldoni’s exceptional writing is evident in this production, and the children’s performance received enthusiastic applause, indicating a high level of interest and engagement from the audience.

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