THE DEVIL AND THE GIRL

“My name is Sinéad O'Connor. I deserve it. I deserve to be treated with respect. I don't deserve to be treated like trash. I deserve to be heard. I deserve not to be hurt. I'm a woman. I have something to offer,” she wrote in an open letter in 1993.

When this fragile, bald girl with big eyes tore a picture of the Pope in her vision, she sent herself into a war that took away her career and sanity: “My story is the story of countless millions of children from families who have been harmed for money in the name of Jesus Christ.”

Award-winning director Marcin Liber. Text by the outstanding playwright Małgorzata Sikorska-Miszczuk, written for the order of the New Theatre. And a performance about a singer with the voice of an angel, about those who were called children of God, and those baptized as bastards of the devil. They also have their own songs.