Through the interactive texture of the theatrical work and the mutual confessions of the characters, the narration of the woman's story is woven in rough lines, in other words, the mythology of women...
The theatrical text, although in a light tone, as well as in a flowing and vibrant, "swaying" aesthetic form, clearly formulates and summarizes the fundamental questions and serious concerns of women in contemporary society.
The title "An end, a beginning" is not potentially limited to the narrow conceptual framework of the terms: self-proclaimed as an "end," it defines the culmination of a long journey of struggles for gender equality, and as a "beginning," it mainly refers to the start of an era of upgrading and professional equality with men in the treatment of women without, however, marginalizing their purely feminine nature, as well as their contribution to the "cellular," social core of the family...
(Quinta, issue 38)