Summary:
"Alleluja: dramma in tre atti" by Marco Praga is a drama written in the late 19th century. The play is set in a provincial city in Lombardy and revolves around the life of Alessandro Fara, his wife Elisa, and their daughter Eva, exploring themes of family, honor, and emotional turmoil. The narrative seems to focus on the complex relationships within the family, particularly dealing with past grievances and societal expectations. The opening of the drama introduces us to a festive gathering celebrating Alessandro and Elisa's silver wedding anniversary. Surrounded by friends and acquaintances, Alessandro appears jovial and lighthearted, but his internal struggles are hinted at as he reminisces about the weight of his past. Various characters engage in lively exchanges, reflecting both humor and tension within the group. As the atmosphere shifts, the stark contrasts in the characters' backgrounds and emotional depths become apparent, hinting at deeper conflicts yet to unfold. The scene sets a foundation for the exploration of secrets, regrets, and familial bonds that will develop throughout the play. (This is an automatically generated summary.)