SAN MARINO – After the performances in Rome and Lecce, “La vita è gioco” by Alberto Moravia returns to the stage of the Titano Theater in San Marino. The show, produced by CDC APS and directed by Gianandrea De Cesare, will be staged on Saturday 14 November 2026 at 9pm.
Written in 1969, the two-act drama addresses the relationship between individual freedom and a society dominated by productivity, economic utility and profit. Through the theme of play, which for Moravia represents, together with love and art, one of the most authentic expressions of human vitality, the work investigates the limits of personal freedom and the consequences of absolute freedom, devoid of responsibility.
The play, set in the Seventies, offers a reflection that retains particular relevance even in 2026, amidst economic uncertainties, social difficulties and questions about the future of work. At the center of the show is a question: how much space remains for personal fulfillment in a society increasingly conditioned by the need to produce, earn and consume?
Christian Guidi, Gianandrea De Cesare, Gabriella Luperto, Rocco Baldassini, Laura Martinelli, Mario Gieri, Giada Borgagni and Melissa Terenzi will take the stage.
The production is signed by CDC APS, a cultural association committed to supporting young emerging artists and encouraging their growth through theatrical language.
For the artistic and technical aspects, the costumes are designed by Bianca Aloisi for Scissor Lab, the scenography by Eleonora Sabbatini and the music by Valerio Villani. The role of project manager is entrusted to Marco Tabarrini, while the actor coach is Fabrizio Raggi.
The show takes place under the patronage of the Moravia Foundation and the Secretariat of State for Education and Culture, University and Scientific Research, Youth Policies. Il Macello and Rinascita Culturale collaborate.
The doors of the Titano Theater will open at 8pm, while the show is scheduled to start at 9pm. For information and reservations you can contact the number +39 339 5929494 (Marco).
