Thursday, February 4th at 8:30 p.m. will be the performance "One, No One, and One Hundred Thousand" at the Teatro Comunale Dino Buzzati.
Ironical, grotesque, capable of putting the bourgeois society of the early 20th century in crisis, this has been and still is the strength of One, No One, and One Hundred Thousand. The last of Pirandello's novels is rich in enigmas and, according to the author himself, it is «the complete synthesis of everything I have done and the source of what I will do». The protagonist Vitangelo Moscarda is perhaps one of the most complex characters in Pirandello's work: initially awkward and a prisoner of others' opinions, then increasingly aware and determined to seek the spiritual authenticity of existence, until the final liberation from all "the angers of the world".
A revolutionary work, especially for the times in which it was written, touching on extremely relevant themes such as the relationship with nature, with a spirituality denied by society and convenience, the frantic search for oneself. A text that in its modernity surprises, especially today, in the analysis of the banking institution and the impact it has on the social fabric. A dynamic stage setup, a group of five extraordinary actors, and the typical humor in Pirandello will narrate this story, which remains highly relevant today.
Production Teatro Ghione
Direction Nicasio Anzelmo
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