"Elma is a singer in a sleazy 1930s Berlin nighclub. Having
suffered an appalling assault during the First World War, she has
no memory of her former life. A man appears and tells her that she
is, in fact, the wife of an Italian aristocrat, and a new life
awaits her. But when she goes to Italy to pursue this dream, she is
greeted only by problems and disappointments. Pirandello uses this
story to explore the mysteries of identity and memory, themes that
preoccupied him throughout his life. Hugh Whitemore's version
premiered in London's West End in 2005 in a production starring
Kristen Scott Thomas and Bob Hoskins. His other plays include
Stevie, Pack of Liars, Breaking the Code and A Letter of
Resignation. He has also written many film and TV scripts." .
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