Ruggero Cappuccio

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Ruggero Cappuccio (born 19 January 1964^[1]) is an Italian playwright. He was born in Torre del Greco.

Opera[edit]

• Delirio marginale, 1994 (Premio IDI Autori Nuovi, 1993)
• Shakespea Re di Napoli, 1994, Rome, 1997 (Premio Speciale Drammaturgia Europea, 1994)
• Mai più amore per sempre, 1995
• Desideri mortali, un oratorio profano per Tomasi di Lampedusa, Roma, 1998
• Tieste e Bacchidi, Roma, 1998
• Il sorriso di San Giovanni, Rome, 1998 (Premio Ubu Migliore Novità Italiana, 1998, Premio Candoni)
• Edipo a Colono, Trieste, 1996 e Torino, 2001
• Paolo Borsellino essendo stato, 2006
• La notte dei due silenzi, Palermo, 2007

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