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Luigi Pirandello
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Readers generally find the play insightful and engaging, appreciating its exploration of truth, reality, and the complexity of human relationships. Many highlight its clever humor and philosophical depth, indicating that it provokes thoughtful reflection on subjective perspectives. While the majority of feedback is positive, some readers note moments of sluggishness in pacing and find certain parts anticlimactic.
A brand new adaptation of Pirandello's first play.
No one has ever seen Signor Ponza's wife and her mother, Signora Frola together.
Also, the neighbours have become suspicious because Signora Ponza never leaves her home and start asking questions.
Ponza claims that this wife is really his second wife, the first having died in an earthquake that destroyed all records.
Meanwhile his wife only pretends to be Signora Frola's daughter to humour Signora Frola, who, he claims, is insane.
Thoroughly bewildered, Agazzi demands to meet Ponza's wife, who arrives heavily veiled proclaiming herself as both the daughter of Signora Frola and the second wife of Signor Ponza.
Absolutely!
{Perhaps} is brilliant comedy on the elusive nature of identity and reality and, like all of Pirandello's work, shows truth as subjective and relative and drama itself a mystery.Absolutely!
{Perhaps} is published to coincide with the production at London's Wyndham's theatre starring Joan Plowright and directed by Franco Zeffirelli.
Absolutely Perhaps is a Italian comedy play written by Luigi Pirandello and published by Methuen in London (2003).
Digital editions available on Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play (eISBN 9781474225991).
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