Kheir'Inch Allah Yousra Dahry / Le Rideau

This upbringing leaves its mark in her relationships with men, subjects she dissects through the lens of multiple identities and values: loyalty, femininity, ... and drarism.

In a context where the world tells her to choose who she wants to become, she no longer sees clearly. Her father, a touching character, involves himself in his daughter's upbringing. He offers her what he knows, hoping those tools will be enough to protect her. His greatest fear is that he cannot keep his child safe from the adult world.

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As for her mom, she tries from her own perspective, to let her daughter be. But letting her grow, also means not being essential in her life.

This play is a genuine testimony of the questions that arise in a young woman’s mind on her way to discovering her true self.