INTRUSION

Susquehanna University, PA

 

Students were intrigued by the topic and manner in which the content was presented. They also really appreciated the complexity of each of the characters presented. It made them more realistic, thus students could see themselves or see people they knew in the characters. The value for students is that it encourages them to easily access, analyze, and challenge the world we live in and the part we each play in helping to facilitate, enable, or dismantle this system of oppression. 

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-Christiana Paradis

Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women Program Coordinator

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This program effectively presents consent and doesn't leave much room for incorrect ideas about consent. I think this should be presented to everyone on campus. - Erin, Sophomore 

 

I found the list of quotes from politicians in power speaking about sexual assault particularly interesting - it speaks alot about our society. -Lauren, Junior

 

My favorite character was the theatre professor who talked about campus rape and settlements. And I loved the first time the candles were used. It provided a sense of hope through activism. -Will, Freshman

 

It would be great to bring this show back to further educate people. -Stefanie, Freshman

 

I really liked the bit about the 3rd grader- it brought hope out in an otherwise dark situation. It lets you look forward to a new generation. Very well written and starts the conversation about a topic that's hard to address. - Matthew, Freshman

 

The one woman show was an interesting setup. After all, each of these characters could look like anyone. It takes away the possibility of accidentally stereotyping roles with race and gender. - Kaitlyn, Freshman

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Psychologist who was writing a book but didn't want to speak at the trial - I enjoyed hearing her research on the concept of rape. - Mark, post-grad

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I liked the woman who opened the play and held the vigil and rally. She was a voice for change. Great art form to keep students engaged. - Emily, Junior

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The lawyer was my favorite because she knew the law, how hard it would be for the victim and how hard the case would be to win because of rape culture, but she was determined to at least try.  The protest was passionate and shows how people try in small ways which grow into bigger movements. Showed a part of history that has enacted change.  - Angelica, Sophomore

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I liked the statistics throughout the show - especially from the Professor. - Samantha, Sophomore

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Journalist delivered strong messages.  - Yumi, Senior

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The closing scene was my favorite because she was fighting for women she barely knows or doesnt know at all.  She portrayed confidence and bravery and passion. - Jenna, Junior

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Thought-provoking - made me evaluate our society and the possibility  of rape being eradicated. - Sam, Junior

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Talking about it and education really is the only way progress can be made.  Favorite part what how such minor details of the characters held them back from really making a difference. - Jordan, Sophomore

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Favorite: Prosecutor because she gave alot of insight on what cases really seem like today.  Very interesting to see different perspectives on this topic and was especially uniquely displayed. - Haley, Sophomore

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Nuanced perspective and explores the wide array of responses to violence against women as well as the importance in stopping it. - Courtney, Senior

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University of Puget Sound, WA

“Intrusion” is Qurrat Kadwani’s impactful and passionate one-woman tour-de-force performance which defies its simple description, - eradicating rape - and leaves a lasting impression on all audiences in this age of heightened MeToo awareness. Intrusion is timely and can be a part of any menu for any community seeking to promote consciousness of how personal power - and weakness – can play into one’s perspective of sexual harassment and victimization.   You don’t leave this performance, because it stays with you.

 

-Serni Solidarios

Director of Student Programs

 

If more people can see programming like this, then maybe people will have a better understanding and grasp on how much of a problem it is. - Maya, Senior

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My favorite character is the theatre professor - I enjoyed their energy and the passion behind their knowledge.  They encouraged me. - Chloe, Sophomore

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I enjoyed the newscaster character because it addressed the issue of the truth. - Nayra, Junior

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In terms of a social commentary, I think texts based around a story are an excellent mode of communication. - Adreanna, Freshman

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Interesting way to present rape and statistics in our society. Thank you for having the characters speak so bluntly about rape. - Olivia, Sophomore

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Daytrader is my favorite: self-contained narrative arc, many layers to character (we see mask, face, soul), interesting traits (dancing, drinking, occupation.)  More impactful than traditional lectures.info sessions. - Jack, Senior

 

I thought that the part with the child was impactful.   Children are aware and they gain too much false information from the media that is riddled with sexual violence. - Quinn, Junior

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I truly love this show - needs to be seen.  All too often this type of art is swept under the rug, thank you for bringing it forward. - Carly, Senior

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Important and powerful to educate people about this issue in multiple formats. - Ellen, Senior

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Eastern Arizona College

Excellent, relevant, sobering - and much needed. 

 

-Todd Haynie

President

 

I learned how serious this problem is. - Patricia, Freshman

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I learned about things I didn't know about our government and nation.  - Katie, Freshman

 

The one who couldn't sleep at night - the one who saw the girl crying.  That person had a good heart to care. - Kean, Freshman

 

I think it helps people broaden their perspective. -  Kallee, Freshman

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Strong message about rape. - Andrea, Freshman

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Factual, entertaining, and funny. - Dalton, Sophomore

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Favorite was the psychologist because she explained why rape happens or theories of why it happens.  Brings awareness to college students and educate them. - Brianna, Freshman

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I enjoyed all the statistics stated.  This show has informed me about my society and all the views of sexual harrassment. - Carmen, Freshman

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Opens our eyes to realize whats going on in the world. - Autum, Freshman

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Favorite was the reporter because she talked about how rape developed and how people didn't really know about it during the different years going by. - Hailey, Freshman

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Gives good reasons and explains in detail about rape.  A good eye opener.  - Krystyna, Freshman

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The ending protestor made it clear we can all make a difference. - Katie, Freshman

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The 3rd grade scene because I liked that they were teaching them about consent young. - Karina, Freshman

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I think it is good to get the issues of rape out into the world. - Sadie, Sophomore

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My favorite part was when the 3rd grader said his speech.  It's crazy how a 3rd grader can speak highly on how to treat others, be nice, etc.  Teaches us not to be blind to what is going on in the world. - Alyssa, Sophomore

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Each character was an important influence on the message.  You truly are an amazing person! - Celica, Freshman

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I love this play.  Alot of people think that rape isn't a big deal, that it's not important to learn about.  My favorite part was when she gave us ways to get away and when she informed us about Title 9. - Hope, Junior

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Boys and girls are equal, Real men don't hurt women - favorite lines.  - Marisa, Freshman

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My favorite character was the guy at the bar drinking.  Even though he was drunk, he still understood what consent is. - Shy, Freshman

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Favorite:  The 3rd grader because he brought up LGBTQ+ and all the genders. - Kammiila, Freshman

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My favorite part was where she mentioned how the mind may not want it even if the body does.  It mentioned how important consent is and how you should have continuous consent.  - Linda, Freshman

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S. I. N. G - didn't know about this...very helpful. "The first step to change is admitting the truth."  Very blunt production and got us thinking. - Bailey, Freshman 

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I liked the whole show because I learned alot about rape. - Yasmine, Freshman

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I loved the crowd interaction. I have recently been going through something with a girl - I really needed this. - Anonymous, Freshman

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I love the Protestor who is fighting for everyone. - Felicia, Freshman

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The ending because it made everyone feel safe. - Melissa, Sophomore

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Favorite part was Lesson #1 you have to have consent. - Kalia, Freshman

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The facts that were shared - some people might have never heard them before or ever. - Jamie, Sophomore

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Favorite: the lawyer who was trying to get justice. - Brooke, Freshman

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The witness, she gave me hope for a better world.  - Shelby, Sophomore

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I liked when they shed light on the political side, explaining what politicians thought of these sexual assault programs. - Ashley, Freshman

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My favorite character to learn from is the stockbroker because he shows how people are affected by harrassment. - Mariah, Senior

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When the kid was saying all the things he wasn't supposed to because I feel like that represents the people who are silenced but have so much to say.  Very eye-opening.  I'm glad I came and not just because of the extra-credit.  - Jaiden, Freshman

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Very informative but I thought it was inspiring too. - Nora, Senior

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More people should view this. - Tyler, Freshman

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Awareness and knowledge can help stop things from happening. - Corrie, Freshman

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Cochise College (Douglas Campus), Arizona

This is the type of presentation that gets students to think a bit deeper about their overall actions and how every day they have the opportunity to help our society move away from this accepted rape culture that has been created. 

 

-Jennifer Tagaban

Director of Residential & Student Life

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In a world where rape is such a big problem, this type of play can inform people on how to prevent rape. - Pedro, Sophomore

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You played every role wonderfully! We all need to be reminded on how important it is to stop rape all around this world! - Steven, Sophomore

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I appreciated the fact that male rape was recognized and addressed.  Thank you for trying to make a difference. - Kira, Freshman

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My fav was the Protestor.  They show the importance of acting when you see something.  - Samantha, Freshman

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My favorite part was when the politician was stating those facts about power as we talked about that topic in my Soc 101 class. - Jimmy, Freshman

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Taught me things that I didn't know - I think everyone should watch this and learn from it.  - Isiah, Freshman

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Politician character was my favorite because it shows how people rape in that category get elected or can run for things. - Justin, Sophomore

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I enjoyed the beginning and then to see the progression of the first character's initiative to make change was cool. - Steven, Senior

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Favorite character:  News reporter because she wanted to raise awareness for rape. - Elliott, Senior

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I liked the candlelight vigil because it was powerful. - McKenna, Freshman

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My fav was the elementary kid because it is important at a young age to know that No means No.  - Breanne, Freshman

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I was raped.  This is so important to me. - CP, Junior

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My fav: The protestor because she was standing up for other women that keep rape in silence. - Isabel, Freshman

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My fav:  Scientist character  - the facts that were displayed were shocking. - Sasha, Freshman

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Good for any and every college to see. - Jamaal, Freshman

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My fav:  Male daytrader - toxic masculinity visualized - you mastered that scene.  It was powerful. - Aaliyah, Freshman

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Cochise College (Sierra Vista Campus), Arizona

 

Favorite part was when you were sharing actual statistics because it was real. - Osbaldo, US Army

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Effective training - full of info while entertaining. - Centoria, US Army

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Showing us gender relations today from an outside perspective - the future- removes some of our biases and excuses.  - Alex, US Army

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The different perspectives and scenes allow for more individuals to understand and help become advocates. - Jacob, US Army

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Fav character:  The college student that was so lost yet went into action right away. - Jorge, US Army

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The conclusion of the performances was a great culmination of ideas and emotions that drove home the intent. - Stephen, US Army

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Amazing way to get the point across while keeping the audience engaged. - Skylar, US Army

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Favorite part: the female standing up for the woman who was raped even though she didn't know her - she did the right thing.  Peter, US Army

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Fav character:  The male because it shows a not always shown perspective on male rape victims and the struggle they face. - Alexis, US Army

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Fav part: The plot as a whole and the dynamic feeling.  I was extremely impressed. - Tommy, US Army

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The Attorney was my favorite character because she understood the reality but realized that the reality needed to change. - Alexia, Freshman

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I cried.  Thank you for coming here. - Emily, Grad

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Pima Community College, Arizona

 

The drama instructor was my favorite because she has a great message and taught me a bit about Title 9 and some current issues surrounding rape culture in schools/administration.  - Angela, Staff

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I want students / teachers/staff to see this - we all need this. - Rod, Staff

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I appreciated you portraying a male rape and how the body responds even if the mind is horrified. - Shawn, Staff

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I loved it all.  It gave many perspectives on the issue /topic of rape and it gave an insight of what could happen and what can be done.  - Manuel, Freshman

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It was a great play - I learned alot about rape. - Anahi, Sophomore

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Chaffey College (Chino Campus), CA

The shows and Ms. Kadwani were outstanding and very well received.  It is our hope to have her back on campus in the future.

 

-Eric Bishop, Vice President of Student Services

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The show was deep.  The actress was truly amazing and I'm grateful for being here to see it. - Jackie

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If there isn't this type of programming, people will never understand what really happens. - Rachel

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My favorite character was the girl who witnessed the girl who went into the hospital.  It shows that rape damages not only the victim but also others. - Darlene

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I liked how it was different and entertaining.  It wasn't just a boring lecture. - Casey

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My favorite character is the activist because it showed that there is always something you can do even if it is small. - Merina

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My favorite character is the theatre teacher because she tells the audience ways people are silenced with settlements.  She also informed the audience about consent and gender.  - Courtney

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I want to thank the college for having this program in this school. - Yolanda

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Thank you so much for this.  I know a couple of people dear to me that have gone through this - I appreciate this very much. - Alexander

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My favorite character was the politician who viewed rape as a financial crisis.  Very moving and heart-dropping. - Yolatus

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I loved how you made some of the characters contradict themselves at the end of their parts. - Gilbert

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I learned so much and its very relevant to the current time. - Arel

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Fav part: the vigil - the candles were cool and it was like I was there. - Burhan

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Chaffey College (Fontana Campus), CA

 

She did an amazing job at switching characters and showing their perspectives! - Karla

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My favorite character was the first one - she wanted justice. - Aide

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Thank you - I felt like I was a part of it. - Marisa

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This is how you get people to speak up and not be afraid. - Amber

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I loved it - it was such an eye-opener. - Maria

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Chaffey College (Rancho Campus), CA

 

Favorite character was the little boy because only children make it seem so simple that men and women are equal but once they are older, gender roles take over. - Sabrina

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Favorite part is when the audience finds out that this is taking place in the future. - Stephanie

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Favorite part was legal because she was talking about stuff I had no idea about. - Jesse

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Astounding, absolutely enlightening.  - Charmaine

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Made me feel connected and want to really show alot more about awareness. - Judith

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My favorite character was the 3rd grader.  Since I have children that age, it makes me wonder what messages I am communicating to them. - Adrienne

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The poetic prose and powerful delivery was wonderful. - Monique

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I loved it - when the guy appears and talks about the time in high school when his body was aroused but his mind was not. - Courtney

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Very meaningful and impactful.  Thank you so much for representing the truth. - Sandra

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Our campus needed this. - Mark

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Crucial to receive the info conveyed and the creative delivery allows learners of all types to benefit. - Adam

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Olivet College, MI

 

Q is terrific.  The show was great.  She's great. 

 

-Cea Noyes

Director of Women's Resource Center

Chair, Social Sciences

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Favorite: News reporter because of all the facts that I found out about all kinds of rape cases and mindblowing statistics. - Austin, Sophomore

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Favorite: The school scene because of the facts. It really put things in perspective for me. _ Brionne, Freshman

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Very shocking and eye-opening. - Breana, Freshman

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Great show.  I loved her passion. - Destiny, Freshman

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The end was very moving. - Danielle, Senior

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My favorite part was when the newscaster entered.  This is because I recognized my calling as well, by wanting to develop change in extremely touchy situations. - Kyrie, Senior

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Favorite: Prosecutor because the truth behind it was so real.  I would not mind seeing it again. - Noah, Freshman

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I absolutely love this!  I love all the statistics and the eye-opening facts from real stories. - Rachel, Senior

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So real and so honest. Amazing job! I hope you come back! - Brittany, Junior

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Makes me feel less alone. - Elayna, Freshman

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Favorite: When the activist knocks the tower down, it's a strong realization and conclusion. - Delaney, Freshman

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The 3rd grader offered good comic relief. - Abigale, Junior

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Powerful words!  Makes you understand the reality of the world. - Nataliya, Senior

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Kept it very interesting by switching into many characters throughout the play. - Ronald, Freshman

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I enjoyed the politician character.  He initially seemed to understand the issue, but then his true colors showed.  The ending was shocking. - Grace, Sophomore

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The dancing made me laugh, all of the show was pretty good. - Samantha, Junior

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I love the stream of consciousness that exists in the dialogue of the first character. I am grateful to have a chance to view this play. - Jack, Junior

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Hostos Community College, NY

This program should be implemented in all colleges, schools and organizations. - Rebecca

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This is the type of programming that we should have in every college - it's empowering. - Keyso

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Honestly, I liked the play from beginning to end.  I was very engaged. - Danilsa

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Favorite part: The Rap! Nice to have something lighthearted for an intense play.  - Brittany

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Favorite part: The protest and then the silence after.  Very poignant. - Jeff

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My favorite part was the beginning explaining how much you care about hearing a girl say rape. - Brianna

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My favorite part was the end because her message was very powerful and made me feel as though I should step up and say something, not only about rape, but other issues. - Matthew

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My favorite part was when she raised the Justice sign and started chanting because the audience got to chant along with her character. - Kimberly

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The theatre teacher inspired me in acting class to pick a scene that can make a statement to put out for the audience that they can learn from or relate to. - Evelisse 

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Great cover on the news - great all around show! - Alex

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I just love it! - Deymi

 

SUNY Purchase

I felt the most connected to the protestor - I was moved by the amount of passion and hope that drove her to take action, which anyone can do.  Thank you for creating conversation about this topic that needs to be highlighted.  I have always cared but you have inspired me to take more action. - Emily, Senior

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My favorite part was with the politician because what he was saying was stuff I haven't heard much of.  Captivating! Also the activist is the most relatable to me, the feeling of caring about an issue even if it hadn't happened to me. - Stephanie, Sophomore

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I honestly think that freshmen would enjoy this or even would learn things that could impact their college experience.  Please keep doing what you are doing  - I know that with this you are making a change. - Walter, Senior

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I'm so glad the show mentioned unwanted arousal and that rape can happen to anyone, even men.  Well-rounded and powerful! - Abby, Senior

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Favorite: The original witness of the survivor entering the hospital - she made sure the woman got the help she needed and resisted the temptation to be a bystander. Education in this passionate, watchable art form in incredibly useful for inspiring people to take action. - Erik, Sophomore

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I did enjoy the reporter's role in this because it shows how the media gets so involved and how it gets people to come out and finally get the little bit of justice.  Very well written and inviting! - Yashe, Senior

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Favorite: The reporter and daytrader because it was gradually revealing how vulnerable they were.  What a tremendous talent! - Joaquin, Junior

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Great reflection of society! - TaNesha, Sophomore

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Favorite: The story of the daytrader and sexual assault. It showed how some people surpress what has happened to them and how men are also victims - that needs to be discussed. - Taylor, Senior

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It was great to see every side to a tragic event.  Theater holds the power to make an audience see the truth in their realities. - Andrada, Sophomore

 

I relate well to stories and characters.  They help me invest heavily into a topic while also being informative.  I also appreciated the talkback afterwards and seeing the real comprehensive knowledge on the subject. - Jaimie, Sophomore

 

What happens to the jenga is like Chekhov. Brilliant! Using the power and connectivity of theatre to share this message is so valuable. I love theatrical activism. - Nadia, Senior

 

Easy to follow, absolutely amazing, so informative and captivating. I want more! - Leeza, Sophomore 

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Favorite: the way the psychologist knew exactly what to say but didn't want to say it - their pride mattered more. - Francis, Sophomore

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Favorite: the perspective and simple explanation of "No is No." - Vernon, Junior

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Genius and starts a discussion. - Ezekiel, Sophomore

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Favorite:  elementary student.  Sometimes school faculty tries to avoid topics such as rape but it is so important for people to be honest about serious occurrences. - Andrew, Sophomore

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Amazing - favorite was when they were talking about how men "in the past" were able to get away with rape because of their celebrity/monetary status and value. - Janelle, Sophomore

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People react differently to a performance than a lecture.  It sticks and settles in people. - Malachai, Sophomore

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Favorite:  The psychologist that talked about what causes humans to react the way they do.  The best way to fix a problem is to understand what causes a problem.  - Francesco, Senior

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So powerful and meaningful.  The politician knew so much and had all the knowledge of sexual violence in history but turned out to be the most sexually advancing - such an astonishing way to look at it. - Marc, Junior

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The child pointed out the obvious: that no one was talking about what was actually happening. - Emily, Sophomore

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I loved the switch from character to character.  It was very smooth and kept me at the edge of my seat. - Armando, Junior

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New York Institute of Technology (Male Athletics)

Very interesting and very different. - Collins 

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More entertsining than normal lessons about rape. - Bernan, Grad

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Favorite: The vigil because it was a very powerful moment. - Anonymous

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I liked how everything tied together with the jenga blocks. - Martin, Senior

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Better than a presentation. - Derick, Freshman

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Great performance! - Salvador, Junior

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The news anchor because she said alot of info through the years of rape. - Belmin, Sophomore

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Favorite: Witness - powerful message.  Appealing to the audience. - Diego, Freshman

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I've never experienced it and it's like watching an intense movie, but live. I've never seen a good actor live but I do know what one is like now. -Rexhep, Freshman

 

Favorite: Doctor talking about all the theories. - Mattheus, Freshman

 

Favorite:  3rd grader - he summed up the whole lesson. - Heidi, Junior

 

Favorite: The character that was part of the community going to put lights for the victims.  I iked the attitude that she had.  - Victor, Senior

 

Creates a different dynamic to the sexual harrassment problem.  It is very up to date and progressive.  She even taught how to defend yourself. - Simon, Senior

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Favorite:  The news reporter because she was proving the point on hose rape gets brought up to the public. -Louis, Junior

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Favorite: When they talked about the money involved, it showed how money is more important than morals, respect and huuman values.  - Stephanie, Freshman

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New Jersey City University

Awesome!  All relevant content and very informative. - Beatriz, community rep from Rape Crisis Center

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The show was perfectly written and performed!  I absolutely loved each and every character - opens a different discussion which is very important to know. - Laba, Senior

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Favorite part: prosecutor statistics - very often these statistics don't take up headline news anywhere. - Emiliano, Freshman

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Empowering and great to watch such talent. - Tracy, Grad

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Favorite part;  the protest scenes - these parts are inspiring to those who wish to be advocates. - Suzette, Grad

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Fuses performance art and activism that affects college students worldwide.  The performer is amazing! - Michi, Junior

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The more people see this, the more aware they will be.  I loved it!!! - Christopher, Freshman

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University of Texas - El Paso

I really enjoyed this show - it was very eye-opening and educational about sexual assault. - Astrid, Freshman

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My favorite character was the child because they were so aware of the violence. - Haley, Freshman

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When the politician was talking, it shocked me - it is a topic that should be talked about, a good way to bring awareness. - Vania, Sophomore

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These are issues that are affection all of us whether we know it or not, whether we want to admit it or not. - Eric, Junior

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I loved all the facts with the politician and psychologist. - Angelina, Senior

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Educational, stirring and entertaining. - Evi, Junior

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My favorite character was the prosecutor for fighting for justice while being in a hard spot.  Helps create consciousness and awareness. - Guillermo, Junior

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Favorite - day trader - highlights a very real situation of victim to perpetrator. Fascinating. - Alex Junior

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Great show - I loved every minute, this was powerful and that's the arts we need. - Randi, Freshman

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St. Edward's University, Texas

 

Many of our student athletes attended and the message made such an impact that students were motivated to act through this campus event.  Qurrat made this more about people than statistics and events that could only happen to someone else. 

 

-Melinda Terry

Title IX Deputy

Senior Associate Director of Athletics

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By the transition to the third character - the lawyer - it became clear how hard it is for victims of sexual assault/harrassment to speak up and why.  At the same time, your show was phenomenal in the way that you easily incorporated info about these issues.  A systemic problem requires systemic multi-faceted responses, and that's why your show is so great - because it gives us all sides of the issue.  - Chase, Junior

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My favorite part was all the statistics and facts that were mentioned throughout. - Andrea, Senior

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The first character was my favorite because it shows an ordinary person can be a leader. - Victoria, Freshman

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This show is something that everyone should be required to see. - Gillian, Freshman

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Gets you thinking more than just the generic workshop or lecture. - Cody, Junior

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Creative and powerful way to spread information and educate people - amazing production! - Lexi, Junior

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Favorite character: the politician - gave a lot of insight into how/why our leaders put rape on the back burner. - Chloe, Freshman

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Favorite character: The lawyer because she was really empowering. - Desiree, Freshman

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I really like the ending and the message it has. - Johana, Junior

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This performance was absolutely incredible and eye-opening! - Zach, Senior

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Palm Beach State College, FL

 

College students are developing their concepts of normal behavior.  We need to help them to understand that sexual assault is not normal behavior. The show kept students attention - not only did they learn, but they were also entertained.  Learning takes place in many forms and yours was exceptional!

 

-Angela Allen

Student Activities Manager

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I believe that this should be part of every college campus to inform people on the seriousness of rape. - Lucas

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I think having shows about social issues is important and gives knowledge that we all should be aware of.  - Shannon

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Phenomenal show! - Yohan

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Every part was good - it touched tons of hearts and mine. - Bryan

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More more more!! This needs to be shown more! - Baudeline

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Favorite part was when the politician talks about the double standards and economic relationship with rape - very intriguing and deep. - Zion

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Favorite character was the social justice leader; her determination to make a change. - Genesis

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I loved it - this also inspired me to think about becoming an actress. - Kiara

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Favorite character was the student insisting that we are all equal. - Rashana

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Our nation has a long way to go.  Plays like this are necessary to bring awareness and move forward.  We are all touched by sexual assault even if we are unaware. - Autumn

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Favorite part is the end - shows that everyone deserves to be involved and taught about the issue, including self-defense. - Anthony

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Brilliant - The person standing up for everyone was my favorite. - Allan 

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Love this show - would love to see it again. - Mark

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My favorite character was the person who was selfless and was prepared to fight for something bigger than herself. - Robbi

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My favorite part was the stocks guy talking about his experience with rape and questioning it because of society's norms thinking that guys can't be raped. - Jana

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We need this show - more awareness is needed.  - David

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Albany State University (Athletics), GA

 

This development initiative was important for the student athlete because of the seriousness of the topics discussed and without the proper education it could lead to life altering consequences.  Being able to have the opportunity to share this with our student athletes is valuable.

 

-Jacqueline Nicholson

Associate Athletics Director

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I liked that the representation of the Jenga blocks was society and other factors leading to rape.  So once they were knocked down, it was like a weight was lifted, knowing that I can make a change - Alani

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Captivating, inspiring, amazing performance and I was entranced throughout.  It was such an important act. - Megan

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My favorite part was seeing the transition of the woman with no hope, lost and unsure, transform into a woman with a voice, gain confidence and fight for another woman. - Jordan

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This show helps us grasp the reality of rape. - Serian

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Favorite character was the college student - someone who is on our level and showing us how we could make a stand too. - Jenna

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Very insightful and a cool way to learn. - Kyle

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Favorite character was the professor because while I knew Title IX was about sexual harassment, I didn't clearly know what it was. - Ronnie

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Playing every character with different thoughts and perspectives gave me a greater sense of feeling and concern. - Chase, Junior

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Educates in different ways. - Reagan, Sophomore

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This was AMAZING- seriously, you need to go viral. - Kendyl, Sophomore

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Seeing all the views of each character.  It showed that anyone can be a victim. - Jordyn, Freshman

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Favorite character was the lawyer - goes into the intricacies of a broken judicial system. Info though the arts is highly effective at gaining attention of millenials. - Abhinav, Junior

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Helps young adults know that they are not alone and more victims shouldn't be so insecure about telling their story. - Lavette

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Opens many people's eyes. - Quin, Freshman

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The show was good, and it was good enough to see it again. - Lauren, Junior