The piece highlights a round table as a symbol of equality among women, where stories of individual struggles and experiences related to family and society are shared. The play 'Due partite,' written and directed by Cristina Comencini and Enzo Monteleone respectively, is showcased at La Cavallerizza del Teatro Litta, demonstrating a narrative that spans personal narratives intertwined with broader societal themes.

Set in two acts, ‘Due partite’ delves into complex relationships with partners, children, and the compromises each character has made with their dreams and reality. The current production features performances by actresses Cecilia Broggini, Ancilla Oggioni, Beatrice Beltrani, and Sabra Del Mare, offering a fresh perspective on the play that originally transitioned from a novel to a film and finally to the theatre. This evolution underscores the relevance of Comencini's work in portraying women's experiences across generations.

By reconnecting with the play's themes, the contemporary production invites audiences to reflect on the evolving concepts of motherhood, friendship, and the societal expectations imposed on women, making it a poignant commentary on the generational shifts in these values. The staging not only revives a significant piece of Italian theatrical history but also resonates with current social issues, making it relevant for today's audiences.