Dopo il veglione o viceversa

Name: Dopo il veglione o viceversa
Author: Roberto Bracco

By Roberto Bracco

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Two masked figures enter an intimate salon during carnival, each dressed as the opposite sex. Through playful banter and a sequence of costume changes behind a screen they alternately conceal and reveal their true bodies, prompting comic misunderstandings about identity, desire, and social performance. The unmasking ends in mutual recognition and a tentative pledge of affection that defies external judgment. The short stage piece treats gender roles and theatrical disguise with farce, witty mimicry, and light erotic tension.

About the Author

Roberto Bracco

Roberto Bracco was an Italian playwright and author known for his contributions to the theatrical landscape of the early 20th century. His works often explore themes of human emotion and societal issues, reflecting the complexities of life through drama and comedy. Among his notable plays is "Don Pietro Caruso," which showcases his ability to blend humor with poignant social commentary. Bracco's diverse body of work includes various genres, from comedies like "Ad armi corte" to serious dramas such as "Il diritto di vivere." His plays remain significant in the study of Italian theater, illustrating the cultural and artistic movements of his time.