“After” is a raw, intimate, and powerful solo performance that delves into the aftermath of sexual violence. At the intersection of performance art, feminist expression, and embodied storytelling, the piece challenges cultural narratives around victimhood.

Drawing from modern rape myths and mythical representations of women, After invites the audience into a deeply personal yet universally resonant journey of reclaiming agency. The performance does not offer closure or clear answers. Instead, it opens space—for reflection, discomfort, connection, and dialogue.

With striking physicality and poetic imagery, After confronts the scars—visible and invisible—that remain. It paints pain and survival side by side, unearthing the complexity of what it means to live on, to speak out, and to rewrite the story on one’s own terms.

Audience responses have described the performance as “bold,” “brave,” and “unforgettably moving.” This is not a story of survival alone—it’s a reclaiming. A rerererererewriting. A testament to the power of art to hold complexity and to make the unspeakable visible.

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Content notes: partial nudity, not suitable for children