The Injustice of Virginity

Thea's writing is both fun and witty, delivering plenty of laughs while remaining relatable to anyone who's ever felt confused about what it means to be a virgin. There are some gender themes woven in, particularly the uncertainty surrounding labels, but the primary focus is on sexuality and the journey of discovering what you truly desire. It prompts the question: Is it genuinely what you want, or merely what you've been told to want?... full review

Super well thought out. The writings pacing kept me engaged throughout the entirety of the show. The actors comedic timing was spot on as well, something that can be rare at times. And isn’t easy to do. Kept a good flow throughout the performance not a moment that felt flat. ... full review

Very sweet and relatable story. I'm also a sucker for a small town to big city story. Dominique is so charming and really holds us in the palm of her hand the whole time. ... full review

I absolutely LOVED this show! The writing, the staging and the actress! WOW! She is a dynamo! Such a joy to watch her in action! I found the story very unique and intriguing. Kept me guessing and that's a good thing 😁 Definitely recommend it for a fun, intriguing night out at the theatre.... full review

I was engaged the entire time! What a strong performer and what a well crafted script! And the staging is sparse yet extremely effective!... full review

A funny story of one young woman’s journey from California’s Central Valley to the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, in search of losing her virginity. This story is replete with the hilarious misconceptions and misunderstandings and crushed expectations born simultaneously of horniness and naivete.... full review

What a fun show! And poignant! The trap is to believe that awkwardness of losing a one’s virginity is specific to sexual encounter. However, the awkwardness, excitement and disappointment portrayed by the amazing Dominique Turner, reminds us all of our first time: in bed, in a boardroom, in an interview. As a queer person of color, I am reminded of each moment that I enter into a primarily straight or/and white space. So awkward, so cringy, so… Dominique! A unicorn exists beyond the bedroom. Thank you ladies for a fun and poignant time at the theatre!... full review

Fun, engaging and entertaining! I enjoyed the story and the delivery. ... full review

Wow!!! LOVED IT!! This was 50 min. of relatable, raw, personal theatre. Congratulations to the director for her script! And the actress…Nique, was AMAZZING!! Her acting is natural and delivery was spot on! She has made a footprint in the acting world. I shall be looking out for other shows that she will be involved with!! Truly A STAR SHINED BRIGHT at this performance. Thank you for making it part of this years festival. Bravo👏... full review

Loved it. Dominique did a fantastic job in her character. She had me locked in from beginning to end. Bravo 👏 👏... full review