Tristi Amori

Set in a provincial town, the play portrays domestic life and strained affections within a bourgeois household. A married woman faces the pull of a passionate attachment while family routines and a young child underline everyday responsibilities. Conversations and social encounters reveal anxieties about money, reputation, and standing in the community, producing moments of rivalry and jealousy. The three-act structure moves between intimate interiors and public gatherings, combining social satire and tender melancholy to examine the compromises and quiet sorrows that accompany romantic desire and social convention.