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Theatre Season "Sezze In - With theater-Between" (second edition) presents: "family celebration".
Friday, October 29, at 21:00 at the Auditorium "M. Costa, "will be staged on the show" Family Day ", a comedy in two acts by Alan Ayckbourn.
The event, organized by the Ass. In "Ursa Minor" in Florence, is part of the theatrical season "-Tra-Con Sezze In the theater, sponsored by the Cultural Department of the City of Sezze.
On a hot summer day, the Gray family gathers to celebrate the thirty-second anniversary of marriage of parents, Emma and Edward. The three
the couple's daughters, Polly, Jenny and Deirdre, and their respective men, alerted by a letter from a neighbor, improvise during tea-time and returning from the "party", a rough survey on the real relationship between Edward and Emma It will be true that one is trying to kill each other?
The suspect put a strain on the couple holding and the entire family, revealing the precarious balance within them, but at the time of departure (who by choice, some for fallback) the girls gather around their parents, must show that them more than they admit to themselves.
"Addressing the Italian version of family celebration, the possibility more interesting than that is offered is to do a job on the very special character. Initially - says Carlo Marsili, director of the play - are presented two-dimensional figures, almost like caricatures, but in continuing the narrative we are beginning to see light and dark, shadows, even up to leave open the possible evolutions and changes. This peculiarity of the text has given way to investigate the behavior of the common people, to outline realistic characters especially in the interaction between the various family members. Is then presented to the public a rather bleak view of relationships and parent-child, but through the filter of humor, intelligent and ever vernacular, he was also handed the instrument to exorcise fears and anxieties associated with these complex relationships. The pace is kept high by frequent stops, entrances and exits clearly indicative of a rhythmic machine well thought out, that still leaves room for moments of reflection on topics such as family violence ol'incomunicabilità. The finish comes naturally, but without being perceived as trivial, closed the show in a satisfactory manner with a last gasp, without the comforting happy ending. "
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