In the monologue, the actress talks about her career, biological clock and guilt
«Somewhere I think I’m a shitty woman because I don’t know how to cook, because I didn’t get married and because I didn’t have children. I know rationally that it’s okay, but somewhere, inside me, there is this voice, it exists, and I, in the end, think she’s right, that I’m wrong»: he takes to the stage of the Ariston Theater, in late night, all the dilemmas of missed motherhood (so far).
An intense monologue dedicated to all those women who have not had a child, by choice or not, it doesn’t matter. She is direct when she exposes one of the most difficult taboos to demolish on the most popular stage in Italy. She anticipated that it would be a personal experience. And he tells it forcefully, at times ironic, always self-confident.
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February 11, 2023 – Updated February 11, 2023, 09:03 am
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