Working with students on their plays
Gerald Lynch Theater, John Jay College
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March 17 & 18, 7pm & March 19, 2pm
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Free for students
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Seeing Rape includes performances written by John Jay College men and women undergraduates. This work represents sexual violence and envisions sexual justice in new and nuanced ways.
Nine mini-plays take up this challenging topic in contexts as varied as prison, the home and a group therapy session. The performance lasts about an hour and will be followed by a discussion between the audience, police officers, assistant district attorneys, advocates, and other service providers. We hope to have a reception afterwards, where student attendees will have an opportunity to talk informally with criminal justice professionals, actors, and playwrights.
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Our aim is to cooperate with colleagues at John Jay to create a student-centered model college rape prevention program that has the writing of John Jay College undergraduates at its core.
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Seeing Rape 2017
Join us for an evening of student-led theater
