A little bit of ham is always a part of the show, especially from an actor whose performances take big swings. Watching Bruni Tedeschi wrestle with her own questions offers a worthy spectacle all by itself.

Long before the end of this indulgent, histrionic personal history, we’ve lost patience with this exposed-nerve character, for whom every feeling is deeper, rawer and more passionate than normal — except the feeling that she might ever be in the wrong.

For anyone who thinks theatre kids shouldn’t have rights, this will be a grating experience from start to finish.

Ultimately, it all culminates in a soulless, sad, full of air and artifice sentiment, "Well, you should've been there." [Full review in Spanish]