You don’t know how

Luigi Pirandello's last completed work, a masterpiece of psychological drama, returns to the stage at Teatro Ivo Chiesa with a production by Paolo Valerio and the refined interpretation of Alessandro Haber. The play, which debuted in 1935 just as Pirandello received the Nobel Prize, exposes the moral lacerations hidden behind a façade of bourgeois respectability: apparently upstanding men forced to confront instinctual impulses, innocent crimes and remitted guilt. A fierce and thoroughly contemporary psychological investigation into human fragility and the irrationality stirred up by profound moral questions.