La realtà: dramma in 3 atti

"La realtà: dramma in 3 atti" by Gerolamo Rovetta is a dramatic work written in the late 19th century. This play revolves around the life of Francesco Quarnarolo, an enthusiastic and committed socialist leader striving for the rights and recognition of workers in an increasingly volatile social climate. The story unfolds within the backdrop of industrial and labor struggles, highlighting the complexities of love, loyalty, and social justice. At the start of the play, Francesco stands on the balcony addressing a cheering crowd, celebrating his election as the president of labor associations. Surrounded by his close companions, he exudes confidence and joy over their shared accomplishments, while also reminiscing about the struggles they've faced. The opening introduces key characters, including his daughter Sofia, who admires him, and Anna Santer, his romantic interest, who adds emotional tension to his life. The atmosphere is charged with fervent revolutionary spirit, and there are hints of impending challenges, as Francesco must navigate both personal relationships and the harsh realities of his political ambitions.