Bar atto unico, spies on the four crucial days in the life of two young people, Nino and Petru, who have chosen the back of a bar to hide from the rest of the world, each with different motivations, each ignoring almost everything about the other, the world, and even themselves. The show tells the story of their fight against this ignorance without clarifying the outcome, but rather making it happen, every night, unpredictably, through an immediate and ruthless theatrical game. The result is the invention of this game.
Spiro Scimone, one of the most significant contemporary authors, expresses himself in a language rich in musicality and rhythm. The characters outlined with originality and the dialogues composed of incisive lines, with comic effects and disturbing gloom, involve the spectator making it a dense and vibrant show at every moment.
