A hymn to the "women who have caused a nuisance", helping to change history: this is " All the times that women... ", the lecture-show by lawyer and activist Cathy La Torre , on tour throughout Italy since last year and finally arriving at the Teatro Massimo in Cagliari , at 9 pm on Tuesday 10th . Written by its protagonist herself together with the journalist Sarah Buono and the screenwriter Gabriele Scotti , the play is directed by the famous theatre director Bruno Fornasari .

The preface to "To All the Times That Women..." is precisely the discourse on repression , on diversity and dissent: if once upon a time in the West, sovereigns, elites, and entire societies sought to curb free thought through abuse, censorship, and conformist visions, today repression creeps in in more subtle, but no less pervasive, ways. From here begins a narrative that shines a light on brilliant, subversive female figures who have therefore been overlooked by the annals .

With an approach as engaging as it is cutting, La Torre intends to give voice to women from past to present, in her signature direct, ironic style, with moments of brilliance , and through the interweaving of rediscovered biographies, invisible struggles, and undeservedly celebrated achievements . An act defined as "one of love and justice" toward all those who still struggle today to be recognized, heard, and respected, guiding the audience through reflection and great inspiration .