The world does not owe me anything

By: Massimo Carlotto
Scene: Gianluca Amodio
Music: Paul Daniel
Costumes: Lucia Mariani
lighting design: Alberto Biondi
Drawings: Laura Riccioli
Director: Francesco Zecca

With: Pamela Villoresi, Claudio CasadioIl heart of Rimini pulsates quiet awaiting the arrival of noisy tourists.

Adelmo, a tired and unfortunate thief, known an open window on the facade of a rich and discreet building. The temptation is irresistible, and leads man to come face to face with Lise, the extravagant hostess, a German dealer retired.
Neither it corresponds to the role that should be covered and, in a spiral of misunderstandings, excesses and irony, develops a strange relationship, bizarre but at the same time complex and intense feelings on the floor.
Adelmo trying to stem the insecurity that moving away from a normal life; Lise, however, is convinced of not having to be recovered from the whole world and dreams that Rimini becoming detached from the earth and drift for eternity.
Two infinitely distant characters, nothing in common, yet both are looking for ways to be understood and loved the other.
After Dark immensity, The world does not owe anything to me is the new play by Massimo Carlotto, produced by Theatre Academy and Society and the Lost / Romagna Theatres, played by Pamela Villoresi and Claudio Casadio, directed by Francesco Zecca.
An intense text, an ironic and bitter comedy to the beat of mambo; a reflection on the meaning we give to our lives, about the weight of the case and of the nemesis, the freedom of choice of our consciences.

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