
Il Processo – The Trial
THE TRIAL (Il Processo) adapts Franz Kafka's masterwork under the direction and theatrical interpretation of Andrea Battistini. Giovanni Costantino takes on the role of Josef K. while simultaneously portraying all 16 additional characters in this compelling solo theatrical experience. The production incorporates sound design, musical elements, and visual projections to create an engaging, multi-sensory staging. Performances are in Italian, with simultaneous English and Maltese supertitles provided.
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