Irina arrives at the countryside house of brothers Tudor and Bogdan, her workmates at an advertising agency, both of them in love with her. During the three days and nights when they have to create an ad for a type of hunter salami, they start telling each other unspoken things. After meeting the friends of the two brothers, some simple country boys, Irina starts questioning her relationship with her fiancé and feels that she has to take a decision.

Irina arrives at the countryside house of her workmates Tudor and Bogdan, two brothers who work with her at an advertising agency and who are in love with her. During the three days and nights when they have to create an ad for hunter salami, they start to tell each other unspoken things. After meeting the simple country boys, friends of the two brothers, Irina starts questioning her relationship with her fiancé and feels that she has to take a decision.

Unspoken Things is a poetic comedy that states harsh truths about love in a frank and simple manner. The performance presents different types of love, the maternal love, the almost mature love that precedes a marriage, the fresh one of those who are madly in love and the functional one between people who are married but devoid of passion. At the same time the performance presents what masculine-feminine means nowadays, the relationship between men and women, looking back at things that are generally accepted and taking a sharp look at what is desirable today.

Unspoken Things is the fist performance in Leta Popescu’s projected directing programme for the next 3 years, a programmme of popular theatre that aims to revisit classical structures, comedic devices and witty tales in a novel approach that doesn’t betray artistic explorations.