"It could be yet another trivial play about family of which contemporary theatre churns out hundreds of specimens every year. It is, instead, a mature text with a project and a well-defined form. The author shows attention to psychology and the clash between generations. Above all, it reveals an excellent ability to touch on themes and pressing questions through a simple and direct writing style, sometimes almost "depersonalized". A resentful sensitivity runs through the entire text, which is contemplative but revealing and enlivened by comic elements. At the same time, it digs deeper into conflicts and anxieties to avoid flattening the subject-matter. The characters effectively combine humor and depth, allowing the audience to keep their distance from the issues. Pier Lorenzo Pisano finds a new angle to talk about the mystery of the bond between a mother and her child with surprising vitality".