A monologue based on witty stories by actress Dina Gubaidullina, performed by the author. Dina's witty and ironic stories capture attention from the very first minute, as they contain so much that resonates with today's young people. How does a person from the province adapt to a megacity? How does a young woman live in a world where feminism and patriarchal norms coexist? How does one find themselves and understand others? The heroine is not drawn to protests for women's rights, she does not like feminine forms, she just wants to live her life. The audience will experience one day in the life of the main character, who, like the hero of Joyce's "Ulysses," travels through the city, meets different people, dreams, remembers her childhood, and tries to look at herself from the outside. By engaging the audience in the unfolding events, the actress turns each person into a participant and clearly conveys: the life of each of us is beautiful and unique. For more performances, visit our website in the theater section.