At ArTurbina, the highly anticipated comedy ‘You Shouldn’t Say,’ by the French playwright Salomè Lelouch, made its absolute premiere.

The production is directed by Artan Imami, who also takes on the lead role, both as the director and the protagonist.

This contemporary comedy features sharp dialogue, accusations, and self-irony as it delves into the perpetual conflicts within an ordinary couple’s life. The topics they discuss range from the mother-in-law’s lack of cooking talent to issues like sex, porn, the ‘Me too’ movement, abortion, climate change, and pedophilia.

Joining Artan Imami, the cast also includes Luli Bitri and Enerest Dalipaj. The comedy will grace the stage of the National Theater at ‘ArTurbina’ for four consecutive evenings. ‘You Shouldn’t Have Said It’ will be performed on the evenings of October 19, 20, 21, and 22.

This play, authored by Salomè Lelouch, has been translated by Genci Çobani, with direction by Florenca Bellova. The scenography and costumes are designed by Aldi Rusi. Salomé Lelouch, born on June 25, 1983, in Paris, France, is a multi-talented French artist known for her work as a playwright, actress, director, and theater producer.

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