Heartbreaking when you know the source text, heartbreaking when you don't. An excellent piece that makes you chuckle until you realize it's not funny. And, as someone who loves Titus Andronicus, I love the exploration of a character who is in so much of the play but is silent for most of it.

This is a brutally impactful imagination of Lavinia in a modern context. Simultaneously exploring her relationship to her trauma and lack of control over her narrative, this piece holds tremendous depth for any actress to dig into and an enthralling evolution for any audience to watch.

Gripping and layered - a powerful lens to examine how one experiences their body in the wake of being violated. An expertly written "it's funny until it's not" type of piece.