Author Enza De Francisci

Dr. Enza De Francisci is a Senior Lecturer in Translation Studies at the University of Glasgow, Programme Director of the Glasgow-Nankai (China) double-degree, as well a Visiting Scholar at the Universities of Rome, Catania, Messina, and Palermo. Prior to joining University of Glasgow, she lectured at University College London and worked as an AHRC Fellow at the Victoria and Albert Museum and Linguistic Consultant at the National Theatre (London). Enza has published on theatre translation, dialect theatre, and minority performance cultures. Recent publications include her monograph, A “New” Woman in Verga and Pirandello: From Page to Stage (Oxford: Legenda, 2018), and her co-edited volume Shakespeare and Italy: Transnational Exchange from the Early Modern Period to the Present with Chris Stamatakis (London-New York: Routledge, 2017). BBC programmes include ‘Pirandello: Italian dramatist who brought chaos to the world’ and ‘Eleonora Duse: the first great modern actress’.