Powerful and poignant, Yoniverse, while specific to certain cultures and womanhood, also has an innate relatability to all cultures and stories....
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Following in the #MeToo movement I was happy to see the South Asian women speaking their truth and breaking their traditional oppressed silence. I hope they felt the weight lift off by the support that was evident in the theatre and the sold out and encore response this show is receiving!...
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Yoniverse was the inspiring, coming-of-age story of four beautiful, Brown women who pushed past the limiting beliefs of family and society to find their voices, step into their power and own their womanhood. ...
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This play was hands down the most relatable, palpable play I’ve ever seen. I related to each woman in one way or another. I laughed until my stomach hurt, bit my cheeks to avoid sobbing at some points, and just felt every single emotion describable. It epitomized women empowerment. It was so beautiful to see these south Asian women ROAR. Even today so many of the topics are still taboo that I felt like “omg she just said that” but then smiled and felt so proud afterwards. This play genuinely HEALED so many parts of me. I hope this blows up or continues in some way so I can follow the journey! ...
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Loved the show. Great energy and good performances. I brought my 16 year old daughter to see the show. Thank you for keeping the conversations going… ...
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This show was spectacular and so inspiring. As a south Asian woman, hearing other south Asian women speak up about their journeys in life through poetry and theater felt validating and also so entertaining. I feel as though everyone should attend this show not only for entertainment but also to learn....
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