I'd like to tell you something

There is nothing wrong with striving for perfection, as long as it allows for a room for mistakes. And as long as it does not become an obsessive need to be perfect in every area of life... I'd Like to Tell You Something touches the subject of perfectionism. The authors show on stage how the need to be perfect gradually begins to permeate a person. Two energies wage a silent and exhausting battle within him. And although the devastation is not immediately apparent, it gradually leads to the disappearance of objective and rational thinking. The consequence of the conflict in this case is a complete inhibition of action. And the discreet author of all this is he - fear.