La trilogia di Dorina: Commedia in 3 atti

In this breezy three‑act comedy, a lively cast gathers in the elegant villas of Lombardy, then drifts to the bustling streets of Milan and finally to the grand backdrop of Rome. The play captures the social whirl of turn‑of‑the‑century Italy, where aristocrats, aspiring artists and mischievous youths collide in a series of witty encounters.

The opening act unfolds in the sun‑filled salon of Marchesa Fulvia’s country house. Dorina, the quick‑witted maid, serves coffee while trading barbs with the earnest Niccolino and the pompous Don Luigi, whose attempts at flirtation are constantly thwarted by a hapless music teacher, Costantini. Their banter, punctuated by accidental spills and jealous glances, sets a light‑hearted tone that keeps the audience laughing.

As the story shifts to Milan and later Rome, new characters such as the enigmatic Isabella and the flamboyant cavalry officer join the mix, promising fresh misunderstandings and romantic misfires. Listeners can expect a cascade of clever dialogue, playful rivalries, and the kind of comic timing that makes each scene feel both intimate and exuberantly theatrical.