For All the Women Who Thought They Were Mad

Multigenerational African diasporic voices, with a cast ranging from ages 8 to 65, gather around a woman, Joy. Zawe Ashton crafts a biting, raw, and unflinchingly experimental fever dream of a play about the forces that push a woman from the everyday into free fall. Ashton explores the impact of work, expectations around childlessness and motherhood, and the chasm between the healthcare system and the mental and physical wellness of women of color.