A contemporary comedy on the border between real and virtual debuts in Salerno on March 16 and 17 at the Piccolo Teatro Portacatena.
In an era where the distinction between the real world and the virtual world is increasingly blurred, the comedy "He Is It," written and directed by Rodolfo Fornario, comes to life.
The play focuses on the challenges of interpersonal relationships in the digital age. Six actors, including Antonello Cianciulli, Antonella Quaranta, and Roberto De Angelis, will perform at the Piccolo Teatro Portacatena in Salerno on Saturday, March 16th at 20.30:17 pm and Sunday, March 18.30th at XNUMX:XNUMX pm.
Romualdo Muflone, a sixty-year-old land registry clerk, finds himself navigating the uncharted world of online dating after years of separation. Attracted by the possibility of living a virtually different life, Romualdo creates a fictitious profile using the photo of his brother Gabriele, a charming, successful architect.
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When a woman named Veronica, based in Milan, expresses interest in "Gabriele," Romualdo suddenly finds himself caught in a complicated situation. Veronica and "Gabriele" begin chatting regularly, discovering they have a lot in common. However, when Veronica decides to visit Naples to meet Gabriele in person, Romualdo finds himself in a delicate situation and must seek unexpected help from the real Gabriele.
"He Is" is a comedy that explores with humor and depth the challenges of building relationships amidst the prevalence of digital communication. An engaging performance, rich in reflections on contemporary social dynamics.
For further information and reservations, contact the number: 3291606593.
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