Three Plays

In "Three Plays," Luigi Pirandello deftly intertwines the themes of identity, illusion, and the nature of reality, encapsulating the complexities of the human psyche in a modernist framework. The plays-"Six Characters in Search of an Author," "Henry IV," and "Right You Are (If You Think You Are)"-employ a meta-theatrical style that challenges traditional narrative forms and engages the audience in a profound dialogue about existence. Pirandello's innovative use of character and structure reflec ...