“Io – She”

Tough, funny, tender, made up of fragments of memory and pages of a personal diary, the theatrical monologue “Io – She” is the present-day speech of a woman who remembers, revisits, tries, negotiates, thinks, hurts, smiles, gets angry, has goals. In the condition of a public speech, the heroine, having been a victim of gender based violence, straddles the line between speech and music, while invoking the figure of the persecuted and wandering Io to find the strength to reach the end of her journey, to bridge the gap, to continue to breathe.

*The performance is in the greek language.