La Lezione di Teatro (The Acting Class) is a forty-five-minute play that focuses on the different meanings of being an actor. It’s in English and Italian, but do not fret; there is no translation of Italian deaf on the screen. They really picked a funny play that made me learn that actors can really relate with anyone regardless of the language they use. The plot is to portray an Italian actress offering to teach acting to a student by inviting him to the actress’s house. He is super excited. Consequently, he loves learning, and she cannot wait to introduce him to the greatness of Italian theater. She takes him to a seating position and turns to her books to look for the best lessons. They discuss works of highly popular and renowned playwrights such as Plautus, Dario Fo, and Pirandello. They even sing friars sang a song from the opera ‘Il Barbiere di Siviglia.’ All is going fine until they begin to have some difficulty in comprehending one another. But don’t worry! These Commedia dell’Arte funny masks assist them in conveying and even ‘rescuing’ the lesson!