←Recommendations of a hero(ine)'s journey

Femia's voice is bold and vulnerable as she explores the depths of her past in an effort to save valuable pieces of herself that she feared might be lost forever. A powerful odyssey of healing.

Super theatrical and human at the same time! It manages to be funny and warm and inspiring and energizing while also exploring sexual assault and its aftermath with a gutting directness. The theatrical conventions of being inside Gina's head and hearing disembodied voices is such a wonderful theatricalization of the inner mental gymnastics of trauma and survival.

This play is so damn good! It's equal parts fun and intense and deeply touching.

This is a survival story with heart and humor. Gina performed it herself with great charm, but it is just as moving, honest, and endearing on the page, and a wonderful one-person showcase for an actor.

I saw Gina perform this play, and it is really moving and honest. It was inspirational to me. I really felt like she was sharing parts of her soul here. It is an uplifting play I highly recommend!

A thoughtful account of a woman navigating through patriarchal society, memory, and the scars of growing up. It's humorous, bold, and honest. A great one-woman show!

Having both seen and read this play, I can say that the gold that is this piece shines bright onstage. This play earns the empathy it generates in its audience by raw honesty coupled with relatable quirk and anxiety. We take the journey with Gina, and we don't want it to end until we know she's safe. She connects with us because her comforts are ours: teddy bears, pop culture, solving puzzles (especially when the puzzle is our brains). I laughed and cried through this piece, and I left with the best gift theatre can give - a bigger heart.

A beautiful solo piece about womanhood in our society and how memories (especially the one we'd prefer to forget) make up who we are.

A powerful study about growing up as woman in our society and what makes us us, I was lucky enough to catch a production of this show last year. Uncompromising in its honesty and bold in its approach, this is one of the best one-woman show I've had the delight of experiencing.