Florence Theatre: The Theatre Basement Contact This Dying written and directed by M. Maureen Ronchi.
Friday 26 and Saturday, November 27
Friday 3 and Saturday, December 4
Friday 10 and Saturday, December 11
Erika accepts an invitation to a weekend to meet with Alberto, who left the former, and that would apparently win. But Albert has a new girlfriend Erika and will not be alone for a gigolo for the difficult match. Too bad that the unknown companion, when present, Frank turns out to be an old school friend that she could not stand ... The embarrassment takes over and Erika forces him to leave.
Alberto arrives, has a new girlfriend at his side. Erika falters, where to find the strength to face the weekend? Among the general astonishment Francis falls posing as the boyfriend of Erika. His goal seems to really take off Erika embarrassment of the situation, and for this reason is an excuse to get away with his girlfriend of Albert and Erika to leave time to talk with his ex.
But everything still has to happen. Murder and the discovery of a drug trafficking opens new scenarios on the real intentions of the two couples. With bated breath we will be led on a merry go round where passion, love, interest and insane to give thrill, charm and some unexpected, pleasant smile.
The text was written by Maurizio Ronchi ("Rapture" 2008, "Memory for Murder" 2009) in accordance with the Aristotelian unities:
drive space: everything takes place in one location.
Unit time: when Aristotle stated the progress of sunrise to sunset (within 24 hours however) "Contact to die" takes place from dusk to dawn.
Unit action: the events revolve around a central character and an event without parallel plots.
The result is a stream of events, completely linked, that intrigue and surprise. An overlap of emotions, without secondary branching, which involves the viewer making him live with this intensity that the actors live.
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