The monologue "Hunchback" is a subtle, poignant, and utterly honest look at the generation of the 90s. The story of Svetka, a woman with character but no time for herself, makes one laugh, empathize, and reflect. Lively emotion, recognizable types, and deep inner experience are what make this play special. The monologue "Hunchback" from the independent theater "HERE" is not just the story of one woman, but an entire era in which a whole generation recognizes itself. Svetka, the main character, seems stuck in the 90s, continuing to live by the laws of that time. She does not complain, does not grumble, she simply lives, repeating to herself: it could be worse. Her story is that of women for whom happiness is not a goal but a luxury. They give everything to their families, care for their loved ones, forgetting about themselves. Director Ekaterina Vialikova emphasizes that Svetka is a collective image. One can recognize a mother, a friend, a neighbor in her. Her image is recognizable yet unique. Svetka is a woman who always puts "everyone first, then herself." But in this play, the audience will see that behind the external strength and calmness lies a whole world: memories, dreams, disappointments, and that very inner "self" that is so rarely given a voice. Ideas on where to go in Yekaterinburg are gathered on our website.