A farkas

A three-act stage comedy unfolds during one evening in an elegant urban hotel's small dining room, where a married couple's outing is unsettled by flirtations, uniformed visitors and a flow of hotel staff. Rapid, witty dialogue and carefully staged social maneuvers generate misunderstandings, jealous confrontations and pointed theatricality that expose pride, desire and domestic vulnerability. The action shifts between private anxiety and public performance, using manners, reputation and misread signals to examine how social roles and appearances complicate intimacy and drive comic consequences.