Performance: "THE PRETENDED TRUE"

Description

Together with Hamlet, by Shakespeare, and The impromptu of Versailles, by Molière, The feigned true builds a fascinating trilogy about the theater within the theater in the seventeenth century.

Baroque theater insisted on the idea that life is a theatrical performance whose roles are written by God, and our talent as performers will be judged according to Christian precepts.

The three days of the work offer us a fascinating reflection on destiny and its apparent arbitrariness. The pretense required by theatrical art could become a journey towards the truth, whatever way we want to identify it.