Sarah Jatombo dans Choisir

For a very long time, I thought freedom meant having money, a house and living far away from my parents. Now that I’m independent, the bills have colonized me. At 30, Sarah Jatombo grew up in a society where people think a woman’s place is at home, and especially in the kitchen. Caught between a rich culture and outdated traditions, Sarah Jatombo takes you along for her debut show, which is as frank as it is tender. She talks about family, women’s place in society, her struggles with men, culture and independence. Because being almost independent as a woman means juggling the urge to tell everyone to get lost with the need to be recognized. A sharp, honest stand-up show full of self-deprecating humor, where Sarah Jatombo settles scores with humor and warmth.