La moglie ideale: commedia in tre atti

Name: La moglie ideale: commedia in tre atti
Author: Marco Praga

By Marco Praga

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A three-act comedy centers on a domestic household where a husband, his wife, and their young son navigate everyday intimacy, social obligations, and the intrusion of friends and servants. Small gestures, gossip, anonymous notes and legal confidants stir suspicion and test appearances, exposing doubts about fidelity and mutual expectations. Scenes shift between light banter and probing psychological tension as characters negotiate duty, desire, reputation and the pressures of public life. The play traces how rumor, social formality and private vulnerability interact to unsettle a seemingly well-ordered marriage.

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Marco Praga

Marco Praga was an Italian playwright known for his contributions to the genre of drama and comedy in the early 20th century. His works often explore themes of social dynamics and human relationships, reflecting the complexities of contemporary life. Among his notable plays are "Alleluja: dramma in tre atti," which showcases his ability to blend humor with serious undertones, and "La moglie ideale: commedia in tre atti," a comedic exploration of marital expectations. Praga's writing is characterized by sharp dialogue and insightful characterizations, making him a significant figure in Italian theatrical literature.