Clinical Case
Clinical Case
by Dino Buzzati
Translated from Italian by Giorgi Bukhnikashvili
Director — Ilia Qorqashvili
Set and Costume Designer — Levan Kvaratskhelia
Composer — Ana Qorqashvili (Sky Collar)
Video Projection — Data Dvalishvili
Poster / Video — Levan Kvaratskhelia
Characters and Cast
- Giovanni Corte — Beka Khachidze
- Flora, Corte’s mother — Keti Chkheidze
- Anita, Corte’s wife — Nata Berezhiani
- Bianca, Corte’s daughter — Aniko Eziashvili
- Gloria, Corte’s secretary — Nino Ananiashvili
- Lucia, maid — Nini Machavariani
- Dr. Luka, friend of Corte’s mother — Aleko Makharoblishvili
- Luigi, former office employee — Tengiz Papidze
- Spana, Corte’s business partner — Paata Inauri / Irakli Jafaridze
- Professor Schroeder, director of the clinic — Nino Gachechiladze
- Professor Claretta, deputy director of the clinic — Jeji Skhirtladze
- Chief Doctor, assistant to Professor Claretta — Natalia Gabisonia
- Clinic staff — Nini Machavariani, Elene Chavchavadze, Giorgi Sirbiladze
- Senior Doctor — Paata Inauri / Irakli Chkhikvadze
- Nurse — Anuki Bubuteishvili
- Maskerini, patient — Nodar Dzotsenidze
- Sick Woman — Baia Dvalishvili
- Pale Man — Shako Mirianashvili
- Overweight Man, patient — Zaza Goguadze
- Unknown Woman — Nini Nozadze
About the Performance
One ordinary day, entrepreneur Giovanni Corte visits a medical clinic for a routine examination. However, what begins as a simple check-up gradually turns into a nightmare — step by step, the clinic staff strip him of the ability to control his own life and trap him within a closed system.
As the protagonist becomes increasingly entangled in the rules and procedures of the medical institution, the line between care and violence grows ever more blurred.
This story reminds us how fragile everyday reality truly is.
The performance tells the story of a successful entrepreneur at the height of his career whose life changes radically after one seemingly insignificant incident. A man who appears to have everything slowly loses control over his own existence.
Premieres June 9, 2026
Duration: 160 minutes, with one intermission
Age: 16+