A bitter, surreal, and provocative comedy about the end of desire and the agony of pleasure. In Orgasm: A Disappointing Prose About the End of Sex, Niccolò Fettarappa depicts a grotesque future in which the European Union decrees the date of the last orgasm on Earth. While hordes of bears invade Italy, driven by an uncontrollable libido, a young couple in crisis spends their days in domestic apathy, between gymnastics and reading the newspapers.

A journalist and a government zoologist investigate the mysterious invasion. Fettarappa, born in 1996, creates a visionary and cutting play that blends social criticism, irony, and anxiety, depicting a society anesthetized by productivity, where eroticism is now obsolete. Between lost desire, alienation, and the grotesque, the play becomes a theatrical manifesto for the post-orgasmic generation.