Ayten, a restroom attendant at a nightclub, is a woman trying to reshape her life. Confronting the burdens of the past, anger, and sorrow, she embarks on a journey to discover her own strength. This performance, which deeply explores Ayten’s internal struggles, disappointments, and her search for freedom, presents a compelling portrayal of womanhood and identity, taking the audience on an unforgettable journey.

‘’Since that night, I’ve felt some relief, but it feels like my heart hasn’t completely cooled down. I don’t get it, my anger just sits inside me like a ball, as if it’s frozen. It’s cold now. But sometimes, it still gets really bad. Since that night, something has stuck with me. My mind never stops, it keeps working. My brain is always awake. I tell myself, ‘Shut up, girl.’ I don’t know, if I’m a woman, my mind must be a woman too, that’s why I say it like that. A woman with eyes wide open, sharp as a razor.’’