Here We Are is composed of three short one-act plays that recount, at different times, three different relationships between a man and a woman. In the first, Amour et Piano by Georges Feydeau, set in late-19th-century Paris, the meeting between the two protagonists occurs purely by mistake, giving rise to an embarrassing and hilarious comedy of errors. However, the epilogue suggests a possible romantic sequel to the encounter born out of pure chance. In the second, Here We Are by Dorothy Parker, the scene is occupied by two newlyweds departing for their honeymoon, and the station waiting room becomes the backdrop for a series of skirmishes, unsaid words, and seemingly hopeless misunderstandings. A couple torn between libertarian impulses and nostalgic capitulations, immersed as they are in the American dream of the 1940s. In the third, " I Posted You for Joy ," written by Gioele Dix, he and she are two millennials who meet for the first time after a long time of dating only on social media. Expectations, misunderstandings, comical stumbles, and secret hopes will be the ingredients of a lively conversation that will bring the two closer, perhaps more than their mutual distrust might have led them to believe.

Francesco Aricò

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