The Injustice of Virginity

What I liked

The Injustice of Virginity is a hilarious production brilliantly written by Thea Pueschel and expertly performed by Dominique Turner. This one-woman show explores multilayered humor (both nuero typical and divergent) and the awkwardness of raw humanity.

Turner performs with a large emotional range bringing to life the almost improbable story of young woman’s attempt at shedding one’s pesky virginity with sensitivity and ferocity.

This play has a breadth and depth not often seen in comedies. This has a fleshed out world that is thoughtful, kind, and startlingly funny. Nuerodivergence is treated faithfully, without mockery. The show is very well directed, paced and kept me engaged throughout.

What I didn't like

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My overall impression

The show was very funny and enjoyable throughout.