The frame is cheerful, colorful, welcoming even. But when you really look at the picture within, it’s heartbreaking. Emma Goldman-Sherman shows us a possible, even likely, scenario given the trends of modern policy. A cautionary tale. One worth hearing. One worth heeding. This would be at home in The Vagina Monologues.

Equally hilarious and deeply disturbing, this amazing monologue takes us along with Docent Donna on a tour of the outmoded equipment of the "old way" we used to reproduce! The concept is so original and the potential for an immersive theatrical experience is built into every word of the piece. The final moments of the monologue are gripping and emotionally raw. Brilliant work!

"A Tour of The Early 21st Century Reproductive System (The Way We Used to Have Babies) & Real Live Birth Experience!" is funny, and frightening. I was laughing out loud and at the same time feeling a profound sadness- - loss. Emma Goldman Sherman has created a theatrical experience that defines- right now- what theater should be. A play that is challenging, involving, wild, opinionated. This short play is a call to action, a call for a spectacular performance, and a cri de coeur. It’s a blast! As good as theater gets- come on! Produce this play!