EVERY THURSDAY MR GREEN

Mr Green, a lonely New Yorker, has retired from life after the death of his wife and lives isolated in his Manhattan apartment. There, every Thursday, he receives visits from a young man, Ross, who works for a large multinational company. What begins as a formal "obligation" develops into a relationship that will change both of them forever.

This unexpected meeting will drag them out of their comfort zone, shake their certainties, soften their thorns and defences. The two characters so familiar to all of us — the elderly Green and the young Ross — who came together because of a trivial accident, will travel the entire human journey: from hilarious laughter to the most liberating tears of emotion.

Together, they will eliminate the distance that separates them and will become, deeply and irrevocably, relatives.

A theatrical work-hymn to diversity, which has been presented in more than 50 countries and has won multiple theatrical awards. A contemporary story that proposes human tenderness as an essential weapon of resistance to the atrocities of the past and the ankylosis of the present.

The theatre play is about two "lonelinesses" that meet to come out of their shell together — towards the light.