Vittorio Rossi Boeken

In the second play of Rossi's "A Carpenter's Trilogy," the focus is on Silvio, a war veteran grappling with the aftermath of his experiences, leading to his self-destructive behavior. The narrative unfolds through the interactions of a cast comprising three women and two men, exploring themes of trauma, resilience, and the complexities of human relationships. The dynamic among the characters adds depth to Silvio's struggles, highlighting the impact of war on personal lives and connections.

Set against a backdrop of unexpected revelations, this narrative explores themes of communication and the hidden truths within personal relationships. The protagonist grapples with the impact of seemingly mundane envelopes, which hold life-altering messages that challenge their perceptions and choices. As secrets unfold, the story delves into the complexities of love, loss, and the power of words, ultimately revealing how the contents of an envelope can change everything.

The story revolves around Silvio Rosato's unexpected return to confront his estranged father, delving into themes of family dynamics and reconciliation. With a cast of three women and four men, the narrative explores complex relationships and the emotional turmoil of past grievances. As tensions rise, the characters navigate their intertwined histories, revealing secrets and desires that challenge their perceptions of one another.