Capucins – Delphine Buresi – Une femme seule

Description

Delphine Buresi takes the stage with strength in this powerful theater monologue, written by Franca Rame and Dario Fo – Nobel Prize winner for Literature in 1997. This jubilant satire criticizes with a corrosive spirit the unenviable fate of a housewife in the still very macho Italy of the 1970s, telling of her daily life, torn between a jealous husband, a disabled brother-in-law with inappropriate hands, a phone harasser, and the mental burden of her days. To her neighbor, she confides her worries and frustrations, but also her dreams and hopes, in a mix of emotions where the line between burlesque and drama is always thin.

Highlights

• Powerful monologue by Delphine Buresi
• Satirical take on 1970s Italian housewife life
• Written by Nobel Prize winner Franca Rame and Dario Fo

General Information

Delphine Buresi performs a compelling monologue that explores the challenges faced by a housewife in 1970s Italy. The performance combines humor and drama, reflecting on societal issues through the lens of personal struggles.

Location

Grand-Rue 46-50, 1680 Romont FR, Switzerland

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