"Hospitality Suite" is a play written by Roger Rueff, a text that addresses the themes of identity, morality, and life choices with insight and depth. The intense dialogue between the characters gradually reveals their vulnerabilities, ambitions, and illusions, offering the audience a human insight that goes far beyond the professional surface. A timely and powerful reflection on work, interpersonal relationships, and the existential questions we all face throughout our lives. "Hospitality Suite" is a show that touches the audience's heart and soul. A unique opportunity to see a text of rare depth and relevance, performed by one of the most talented actors on the Italian theater scene.

The power of Roger Rueff's text lies in what we are fully experiencing today: the technological society, the exploitation of nature and humanity for the sole purpose of technological development, humanity becoming superfluous because replaceable by robots. In this text, we explore the foundations of all this. I'm fascinated by the encounter between these three different humanities: Phil, Larry, and Bob—our three protagonists, each at a specific stage in their lives, with their own internal dramas and external conflicts tied to the need for affirmation and the pursuit of a social identity. No one is the bearer of objective truth; everyone is fallible, incomplete. I'm fascinated by how, beyond the final outcome, what happens in this meeting in a hotel room can change the destiny of all these souls. It is humanity's cry, its rebirth, that can save us.