See Also: Hancock Memorial Hospital and Health Systems(health)
Hancock Memorial Hospital(health)
Hegg Memorial Health Center Avera Health(health)
Lee Memorial Health System(health)
Memorial Health System(health)
Kalkaska Memorial Health Center(health)
Memorial Health Care System(health)
Martin Memorial Health System(health)
Alegent Health Memorial Hospital(health)
Scottsdale Memorial Health System(health)

Hancock Memorial Hospital (health) and Fo, Dario (sh)


Hancock Memorial Hospital (health)


The Hancock Memorial Hospital is a hospital in Greenfield, Indiana, United States.









Fo, Dario (sh)




born March 24, 1926, Leggiuno-Sangiano, Italy

Italian playwright.

He and his wife, Franca Rame, founded a theatre company that developed a leftist theatre of Politics and later established an acting troupe with funding from the Italian Communist Party. In 1970 they set up a touring collective to perform in factories and Other public sites. Fo's popular one-man show Mistero Buffo (1973) was censured by the Vatican. He wrote more than 70 plays, including the satire Accidental Death of an Anarchist (1974) and The Pope and the Witch (1989). He was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1997.