2016

Drama in one act for three actors and a theatre director.

Two actors perform a text to be defined on a set to be defined in the form of a short conversation which, when it reaches its end, is repeated identically with a subtle change of lighting, which remains fixed during the performance of the fragment repeated each time it happens, changing again in the next repetition, always turning to a more intense red.
After a few repetitions to be defined, a third actor in the audience intervenes, saying that this has already been said and questioning the actors and the audience on the grounds of repetition and, after developing his text, he asks, requests, claims the theatre director, who also intervenes, to return the entrance fee, arguing the lack of interest in the play.
The two actors continue with the text and its repetitions, with the lighting increasingly turning to infrared.
The director argues, but given the insistence of the third actor, he is forced to return the money in view of the well-founded complaint.
The director informs the audience that he will return the ticket money.
The actors finish their intervention and, on leaving the theatre, the audience receives the ticket money they had paid to see DREAM 270216.