FRAGILE
  • Camden Fringe

Fragile is a One-Woman show written and performed by Argentinean actress Agustina Dieguez Buccella.The show takes place when, lost in the middle of the mountains, a self-assured and powerful woman who doesn't need anyone realises that she got it all wrong. In order to survive, she has to go back, get rid of all the layers that she is unnecessarily wearing, and admit that asking for help is her way out. Fragile is the kind of show that will remind you what it is like to be human. It aims to make the audience reflect, cry, laugh, see themselves up there, and go home feeling that they discovered something new in them. The story, based on real-life experiences, follows an independent and strong woman who, in a dangerous deadly situation, is scared of showing some vulnerability and admitting that she could use some help. She tries to keep up the appearance of power until she realises that there's nothing wrong with being fragile. The show explores this transition and it's filled with breakthroughs while revisiting moments of her past that have influenced her present behavior. It also touches on topics of loneliness disguised with independence and its consequences.

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