Positively Shameless

Positively Shameless is a devised theatre performance about aspects of childhood sexual abuse that endure into adulthood. It is a playful, dramatic act of resistance and revelation by five adult women who challenge the shame and silence that often surrounds survivors. This drama grew out of a 12 week drama therapy process involving female adult survivors of child sexual abuse. It is an attempt to take our work outside the group, share our journey and connect with others.
Friday, 30th Sept 2016, - Oct. 2 2016 7 pm
Rangasthala auditorium, Bangalore

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