I Named Myself Twice is a theatrical journey of identity, rebellion, and rebirth. Through 21 poetic acts, a masked protagonist rises from silent submission to unapologetic selfhood, confronting conformity, family, love, and power. Set in symbolic homes and offices, this raw, performative collection blends metaphor, irony, and dramatic monologue. With echoes of Shakespeare and the soul of modern struggle, it speaks to students, dreamers, and workers alike—anyone who ever whispered no and meant yes to themselves.
