Alcune cose da mettere in ordine (some things to sort out) arises from Rubidori Manshaft’s direct experience in nursing homes for elderly people, where memory, absence, loneliness, and care become material for research. Taking up the threads of their previous works, the artist questions the body and its political meaning, time, fear, and the loss of self and of memory. The protagonist, Anna, a woman just beyond the threshold of sixty, goes through a period in which what she thinks and remembers surfaces, slips away, re-emerges, and becomes confused. Her words and gestures lead the audience through a montage of events in which dreams, disillusionments, and regrets build an emotional and perceptual landscape. The sound design follows the fragmentary nature of her thoughts, alternating light, sudden, or almost imperceptible sounds with deep frequencies. The performance is an intimate yet shareable journey that stages a fragile and vivid human dimension, questioning the way each of us confronts what remains and what is lost.