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Sottopelle explores loneliness at Isis Festival
The performance of the play "Sottopelle," hosted by the Hanager Theatre as part of the Isis International Festival for Women's Theatre, is a human journey that explores the psychological worlds of its characters and the impact of isolation and memory on shaping human relationships. The story revolves around two characters, "Suzan" and "Gian," who stand in two opposing yet interconnected spaces, linked by blood and fate, reflecting complex relationships concealed behind conflicts and unspoken feelings. The production relies on monologues and internal dialogue, balancing comedy and tragedy, with the aim of highlighting the emotional distances between people despite their connections. The performance lasted 55 minutes and was part of the fourth edition of the festival, which runs until October 2 and includes shows, workshops, and seminars addressing women's issues and the arts.
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