Sommario
In Roberto Bracco's satirical four-act play, La fine dell'amore, set in a luxurious yet whimsical countryside villa around 1890, the young Marchesa Anna Di Fontanarosa navigates a tangled web of romantic entanglements and societal expectations.
Surrounded by a group of men—including a doctor, a playwright, a poet, and a vain count—who vie for her attention, Anna's interactions reveal the superficiality and fragility of love tainted by ego and ambition.
The play humorously critiques the pretensions of the elite, while delving into the psychological complexities of desire, culminating in a poignant reflection on the fleeting nature of romantic ideals.