Big Bang: Running amok

How can a normal person become a serial killer? A retired haunted by loneliness is assailed by fear that the outside world wants to cancel his miserable existence. BIG BANG is the tip of a pin that pokes at the reflection on our time of 'crisis', giving the dramaturgy its ancient sense of surgery of the spirit that operates on the evil of the century and that tries to remove the boil of fear that has taken root in the walls of the individual unconscious. Thus the 'theatricality of Being' of the protagonist of BIG BANG explodes in everyone's consciousness as a sign of danger and of schizophrenic fracture between fearful reality and interiority understood as the 'last refuge'.