Vagina Monologues

I loved it! I've seen the original and have read the book, but a live performance is always the best. So we had my mother(69), me(47), and my daughter(21). Great show!

The ladies via The Vagina Monologues did women justice!!! Loved it!!!

The show was not entertaining. If there wasn t such a small crowd, we would have left.

The women that put this on were fantastic. They shed light on the horrors that many girls and women go through in the US and other countries. They said what every women thinks at some point. I went with my 18 year old daughter and we are still laughing at some of the women. I would love to go again.

Girls night out was definitely a hit! We laughed so much our faces hurt.

Loved it! Would highly recommend this show. I'll go again next year!

Really well acted with different women for each monologue. Great just great

We had a great time - some serious, important moments - but mind-opening - and we laughed till it hurt on a couple of the monologues. Very glad we went!

great laughed the entire way through - except during rape talk, other than that, none stop laughs

I have seen it once before and it was still so amazing.

I look forward to this event every time it comes to Evansville!! It is such a great time & the women who perform are amazing!!!!! If you have never seen the Vagina Monologues you have to go!!!

The show was "cute" but not fantastic. However, the music at the beginning (which started 15 minutes late) was horribly loud, and again at intermission. Everyone was complaining that they should turn that music down. We thought that this would be equal to Menopause the Musical, but it lacked something. Could have been great, if a little more was put into it. The actresses were very good. Could possibly use their talent is a better production.

I organized a group of women for this event for a night out and some laughter. I really thought our dinner with the horrible service before was a little more exciting. There were funny parts but I didnt think the entertainment was worth the 35.00 ticket.

Never again! I only did this to please my wife. She owes me big time! Not recommended if you are a straight male that enjoys sports and beer.

The Vagina Monologues was one of the greatest experiences that I've ever had. As a woman it is very empowering and just being there brings the feeling of female bonding, if even with a bunch of strangers. I recommend all women to see this at some point in their lives and even the men if they feel like "getting in touch with their feminine side."

I found the peformance offered information which I would never have had access to from women I know. My date was very uncomfortable. I learned things that I'm certain will make me a more friendly and sincere lover.

I was very pleased with the way these women took a hold of their characters. They did an awesome job. My best friend had no clue what to expect as she wasn't too familiar with what The Vagina Monologues are about, but she loved it!

This show was both entertaining and funny. Well performed. I found it also informative about some of life's sad events as well. When a show can make you laugh and cry in the same hour, it works. My wife and I were both entertained and educated.

I have to admit that I didn't know what to expect when I purchased the tickets for my husband and myself. This was a great show, with a very important message. I loved it!!!!! I immediately posted a review on my profile on Facebook, and recommended this production to all of my friends.

very feminist in a mhales point of view, but enjoyable!

Fantastic cast, fantastic director. Great job ladies!!!

I am a veteran to this show---This was the fourth venue that I have seen it in---and it did not fail me. I was with a group of friends and at times we were laughing so hard our sides hurt. This show is a wonderful mix of truth with a healthy dose of what we may think but never say. I would recommend this for a Girl's Night Out, a bacherlette party, mother/daughter/sister event, or if you have a very open minded significant either, it does make for an interesting date night. The talent was amazing and all three women were cohesive while being unique.

I did not know what to expect when i first purchased my tickets for Vagina Monologues. The show was jaw-dropping, heartfelt and down right perfect for both men and woman. Woman will definately come away with a new found appreciation for the most sensitive spot on a female body. Nuture it and allow it to be nutured ladies, properly. Happy Happy Joy Joy.

These ladies did a great job. Very talented ensemble.

I saw this when it first came out with Brook Shields- this version was great. The girls in the play did a great job, showed the emotion that this deserves. Brought the crowd to their feet!

This rendition of Eve Ensler's powerful and graphic portrayal of women's experiences was boldly and masterfully portrayed in the small, intimate Two Roads Theater last night. The group of recent USC actors included portrayals of the secrets of a 72 year old woman ( Allie Alschuler), the spellbinding experiences of a young British woman in a sex workshop (Victoria Rose) and the uninhibited range of moaning ( Maxie Solter). This is an ensemble piece of the highest calibre and not to be missed. Each actor carried the audience into her life, evoking a range of emotions and laughter as well. Do not miss this production. There are 2 more evening performance Saturday night!!

The performance in Gainesville was definitely worth seeing. It took you on an emotional roller-coaster, yet you never really wanted it to end. All of the actresses did a good job with acting "in the moment" and just making it seem as real as possible.

This was my second time going to the Vagina Monologues and just had to take my fiance to see what a great show it was. However, I thought the production done at SJSU was horrible!!!! Horrible sound quality!! I couldn't understand anyone speaking!! and everyone kept forgetting their lines! We were in the middle of this intense part and the girl forgot everything! and this happened all throughout the night. My fiance and I were falling asleep. It was boring, not entertaining or engaging. I guess I have to give credit for this older bigger woman who did all the different types of moaning, and the girl who did the angry vagina, they were great!! It was my favorite part of the show- which is why the 2 stars. If not I would give it one. I was really disappointed for bringing someone to see this and wasting my gas driving an hour away to see it again. Big bummer

Didn't really know what to expect. All my daughter and I could say was that was fantastic. They did a great job and let me tell you there are moments when you are laughing your ass off and then there are moments where you are so incredibly sad. But this is worth your time to see. It is empowering for us women and I sure hope men get a better understanding of it also. I cannot speak for them as I am not one of them. This show takes you all over the place with different stories of the way women feel about their vagina to what happens unfortunately to some women and their vagina. It speaks about how another woman can make you feel after you have been tormented in many ways from childhood. Feel it, Love it, Touch it, Enjoy it, Be proud of it and just overall have a blast in life and enjoy being YOU AS A WOMAN! I would see this again and have definetly recommended to the girls at work.

This event is a very inspirational and eye-opening experience!

Amazing, life changing, empowering show! Everyone needs to see this show and be enlightened to the plight of women everywhere.

It was interesting and well put together! I had a great time.

I bought the tix before I knew the housewives were performing. Keyna Moore and Ashley Darby were amazing. Teresa Giudice was terrible. Maybe she would have been better if she had read the prose first. And she was so unprofessional that she would break character to address the audience, which brought recognition to her and took away from the overall performance. But that's what she does on Housewife.

Show was very good - Funny, thoughtful, sad. Great girls night out. Not crazy about the venue - too hard to see the stage. They should have used the screens to show people in the back.

I would spend your money on something else. New Jersey housewife looked nervous and did not read well.

Two of the ladies in this show were amazing and very talented, but the third was unprepared and just awful. The third lady, some real housewife from New Jersey?, had obviously never seen the script before and, as a weak reader, was unable to read the script in a way that made sense. The venue (Andiamo's showroom) was noisy and distracting. A man was talking very loudly behind us and the staff didn't do anything until we complained (in the process we missed an entire monologue). We won't ever attend another performance in the this venue, and frankly we felt ripped off by this performance.

This show was just 3 of the Housewives sitting and reading from a script then walking off the stage. The subject matter was not funny but rather more serious.

It's one of those 'like no other' performances that everyone should see! I am a little embarrassed to say this, but think it is only fair to say that the only reason that I did not give it five stars is that there were a couple of mispronunciations. I wish I were not this way, but too many years of hearing what a priority precise grammar, syntax, and pronunciation should be, makes it a little unsettling when there are errors, however small and few. Otherwise, this was an amazing night, over way too soon!

The show was very well delivered and the actors are all fantastic. However, the opening show could be removed altogether. Clearly students but the format was a little painful.

It was beyond boring and I would not recommend this show to anyone

The venue was nice and everyone was friendly. The accommodations were nice and comfortable. Other than that, we were fairly disappointed. Only about 1/4 of the "actresses" could successfully read through their monologue without messing up. Frankly, I was surprised they were reading in the first place. Several were just incredibly difficult to understand. I'm sure this was a ground-breaking show in 1996 but it was a snooze fest in 2015 on this night.

Between the message of support to women everywhere and the delightful acting, I am so happy that I saw this production. Kudos!

The women in this play were all wonderful...each with their own personality compassionately told the story of other women. My hats off to the director, her team, and the awesome cast of the play. It brought me to tears laughing so hard at times, and crying in pain for others who had suffered. Every woman should see the show...and bring your man, he may learn something!!

It was a good experience. Kind of empowering. Men should see this.

I got these tickets for my wife and her friend. They left after 15 minutes it was so bad.

You can't beat the ticket prices for such a good show. In these political times, the vagina monologues are more thought provoking than ever.

I was abit disappointed, it wasn't really what I thought it'd be, but glad I went.. Thought I'd heard enuf before about the show, as it had rave reviews of being severely funny a few years ago in a different city, but it seems each show may differ from any earlier ones. The show is basically a collection of women's stories gathered by researchers years ago, could've been part of Kinsey Reports. I loved the way satire was artfully blended with simple truths & blatant honesty. I was surprised, but greatly appreciated, the segments on social injustice against women around the world. I came away from the show with significantly deeper perspective on all kinds of levels. I was not uncomfortable with the show's overall content, or my own sexuality, but I can see how some people might be.

This was a great show. There was definitely a full range of emotions wrapped up in this performance and there were a few actors that were just phenomenal! This was the 15th anniversary of the vm, and it does not seem to have lodt its touch. I am wondering if they change from year to year. Guess i will find out next year.

The event was wonderful. It followed very closely with the book. The performers were well matched with the piece that they performed. Had lots of funny moments with a few serious ones. Well done!

The play kept your attention. Had me waiting to see what was next. I loved the ladies portrayal of the different types of orgasms.

What can I say? I laughed, I cried, I did both at the same time... and then I went back the next night. Every man, woman, and variations thereupon needs to see this play.

The characters brought recognition to concepts that are deemed inappropriate, and explained how such labeling was simply a form of oppression. Also, the characters elaborated on how true acknowledgment and expression of one s entire self is very beneficial and even therapeutic. The candid manner of their explanations was humorous, and made it easier to accept and appreciate what they were talking about. So much energy was emanating from the actors, inducing such a positive reaction from the audience, including myself. I felt as if I was a part of something that was having a great impact on the world, appreciating that I could witness a constructive spreading of awareness. With an effort like that going out into the world, all kinds of people are going to learn about what goes on in the lives of women. Furthermore, the learning experience is positive, and encourages an optimistic view of the subject.

Really enjoyed this presentation. Loved the emotion, the thought provoking insertions, and the use of humor to really talk about the sometimes private, sometimes difficult yet necessary conversation regarding women, their sexuality and their abuse. Only criticism was some of the dialogue was lost because of background noises. The bar area was a little loud, a woman clop-clop-clopped in high heels and audience members were sometimes talking during the performance. It's the kind of performance that EVERY word is important and I'm sorry we missed some. Perhaps, and I'm just suggesting off the top of my head, there could be key words pop up on the screen behind them almost like "pull out quotes." Thank you!

the cast was great, they were all pretty likable at the end. Show was entertaining for sure!

Not good at all I thought it would be more like a play not reading from a script, I was disappointed. My invites were not very happy I felt embarrassed for inviting them to his event. I saw the same play at UC Santa Cruz and that one was excellent with real acting, not read from a script. Sorry I would not recommend this.

I would highly recommend this play to anyone..girl or boy..it was both fun, entertaining and dramatical too..in addition to learning info...very good.

Amazing. Definitely see it next year, when the girls do it again.

I had been to this show many years ago. I remembered loving it, but am glad I went again. The 3 women were hilarious. They kept me laughing and definitely had some interesting things to share. Would definetely go again.

This was not at all what I expected. I expected the monologues to seem more sincere, but they came off as just bad acting. A huge disappointment.

I was not very good. The writting may have been good but the overacting from the cast made it distracting. It was suppose to be like they were talking to us. It was more yelling their lines. Save your money with this cast.

Second time seeing this show. It is so much fun. This was a small local production but they did a great job!

Great Show for a great Cause! Need more events like this to help Haiti. Women should stand up and help other women.