Maschere by Alfredo De Falco

Through "Masks", the visual essence of the representation, an object so loved and discussed in the theater that it does not require further reflections, the musical story takes on hilar-tragic aspects, not only to promote the often ambiguous essence of the tragic, funny and funny theatrical narratives. tragic, but to describe, at the same time, a more intimate trace: the ever smiling face of the father, whose memory is tinged with melancholy for the concrete absence of that upward curve, a constant on his face, which is preserved in testimonies set in photos, audio and video and is shattered in the unstable consistency of memories.