"Things You Can Say Out Loud" narrates in three scenes the conflicts and questions of a teenager on her journey of self-discovery. Charlotte lives in her own universe, in her garage, but she wants to conquer the world and lives with her head in the clouds.

The play is a snapshot of a period of transformation: in which it is necessary to say and show who you really are, without being sure about it.

The disillusionments of a girl from the countryside of some place, a girl who likes girls, simple as that. But to say this out loud, she will have to overcome prejudices and limits greater than her backyard.