COMMEDIA DELL’ARTE: DONATO SATORI LATEX MASKS

For The Theatre, The Classroom & The Rehearsal Room
Distributed by Homunculus Theatre Company

Bring the timeless spirit of Commedia dell’Arte into your teaching, rehearsals, or performance projects with the Donato Satori Mask Set – a beautifully crafted collection of full-face latex character masks, designed for maximum durability, wearability, and educational impact.

Handcrafted in the traditional Italian style and airbrushed to mimic the texture of leather, these masks are an ideal introduction to Commedia’s bold theatrical archetypes. Suitable for both secondary and tertiary learning environments, this seven-piece set supports exploration in physical theatre, improvisation, and stylised performance.

What’s Included:

• Seven Hand-Painted Character Masks
  Each mask represents a key Commedia archetype (e.g., Pantalone, Il Dottore, Arlecchino, Colombina, etc.) and is designed to fit a wide range of face shapes with an adjustable elastic strap.
• Free Packaging & Delivery (within Australia)
  No additional costs—your mask set is carefully packed and shipped to your door, ready for immediate use.
• Durability for Repeated Use
  Crafted from high-quality rubber latex, these masks are made to withstand repeated rehearsals, workshops, and performances.
• Support Materials
  • Care Instructions: Maintain and store your masks for maximum longevity.
  • Character Reference Sheet: Includes insights into each archetype, their traits, and performance tips—perfect for lesson planning or devising student scenes.

Australian Curriculum Connections (Years 7–12)

Perfect for linking to The Arts – Drama within the Australian Curriculum, this set is a valuable resource for engaging students in historical styles and physical storytelling.

Years 7–10:

• ACADRM043: Structure drama using elements of Commedia dell’Arte including stock characters, lazzi, and improvisation.
• ACADRM044: Develop, rehearse and perform scenes using traditional masks and archetypes.
• ACADRM045: Reflect on how Commedia dell’Arte has shaped contemporary theatre practices.

Years 11–12:

• Performance Styles: Supports exploration of Commedia dell’Arte as a historical and physical performance style.
• General Capabilities: Fosters creative thinking, interpersonal skills, and ensemble collaboration.
• Assessment & Ensemble Work: Ideal for group-devised works, solo performances, or practical exams involving style-based performance.

 Ideal For:

• Secondary & Tertiary Drama Departments
• Physical Theatre & Performance Workshops
• Touring Ensembles & Youth Theatre
• Teacher PDs & Artist-In-Residence Programs
• Schools & Arts Organisations Exploring European Theatre History

To Order or Learn More

Contact
Clint Bolster
[email protected]

Explore the power of visual storytelling, physical play, and character embodiment with this vibrant mask set—designed to spark creativity and deepen students’ understanding of theatre across generations.