What happens when a girl publicly declares that she's a terrible person? And that she's not at all bothered or surprised by it? But how did she become like that? Through whose fault? And most importantly: Will the karma points she's earned get her the spring blanket she's always wanted?

"Io che odio solo te" (I Who Hate Only You) is the new production by Corinna Grandi, who returns to stand-up, if she ever gave up, based on a seminal realization: she's 40 years old, and who would have thought she'd actually make it?! A show that combines improvisation with stream of consciousness, tackling major annoyances: never-extinguished cigarettes, complicated metabolisms, persecutions, cats with motor difficulties, Barbie's legs, buffalo mozzarella, misunderstood beets, snow, simply everything.

An hour-long monologue that seeks harmony between black humor, narrative exaggeration, grand truths, a touch of cynicism, and a bit of unexpected and never truly necessary, yet nevertheless delightful, romance. Or maybe it's just an excuse to show off some fabulous vintage clothes.

A spectacle with high cathartic potential, if you even know what that is. Frightening, isn't it?

The theater performance is in Italian. Admission is free.