What the Constitution Means to Me

A boundary-breaking play blending personal memoir with constitutional analysis while tackling complex legal questions with humor and heartfelt reflection. The play delves into a critical examination of the U.S. Constitution's impact on four generations of women, connecting it to themes of domestic violence, immigration, and civil rights. The script explores how this foundational document both fails and protects individuals, ultimately questioning how it can evolve for future generations.

This show contains topics that may be uncomfortable with some viewers including sex trafficking, rape, sexual assault, mental health disorders, and abortion.