The play Housewife allows you to enter the universe of a lonely woman that every single day awaits for her husband after finishing all her domestic chores, devoting herself to a waiting exercise, filling and exposing her innerworld, made of dreams, fears, fantasies, enabling the public to get immersed in her intimacy.
This woman is a housewife, she is just a housewife, she is still a housewife. Afterall she is a housewife. She could have been a lot of things, but the house took over and she stayed in her place, at home. But the house becomes a place of enunciation, and this woman speaks from her relationship with that place, thus shining a light on her position in the society order. She doesn’t hide it, she doesn’t regret it, but brings it to light, revealing its relationships, or rather its limits: “Only with this potato does she have a relationship./ The potato expects something from her./She has plans for the potato”. We need someone that has plans for the potato.