The Vagina Monologues

Eve Ensler
The Vagina Monologues
Benefizveranstaltung des
Institutes für Gleichstellung und Gender Studies
an der Universität Mozarteum Salzburg
zu Gunsten des Frauenhauses Salzburg
Montag, 29. Februar 2016
18.00 Uhr
Kleines Studio
Universität Mozarteum Salzburg
V-Day…
… is an organized response against violence toward women.
… is a vision: We see a world where women live safely and freely.
… is a demand: Rape, incest, battery, genital mutilation and sexual slavery must end now.
… is a spirit: We believe women should spend their lives creating and thriving rather than
surviving or recovering from terrible atrocities.
… is a catalyst: By raising money and consciousness, it will unify and strengthen existing
anti-violence efforts. Triggering far-reaching awareness, it will lay the groundwork for new
educational, protective, and legislative endeavours throughout the world.
… is a process: We will work as long as it takes. We will not stop until the violence stops.
… is a day. We proclaim Valentine‘s Day as V-Day, to celebrate women and end the violence.
… is a fierce, wild, unstoppable movement and community.
Eve Ensler…
…is the Tony Award winning playwright, activist and author of the theatrical phenomenon,
The Vagina Monologues, which has been published in 48 languages and performed in over
140 countries. Eve’s plays include Necessary Targets, The Treatment, The Good Body, and
Emotional Creature. Her books include Insecure At Last: A Political Memoir; the New York
Times best seller I Am An Emotional Creature, and her latest critically acclaimed memoir In
the Body of the World. She is founder of V-Day, the global activist movement to end violence
against women and girls which has raised over 100 million dollars to end violence and One
Billion Rising, a global mass action campaign in over 200 countries. Her play O.P.C. recently
had its world premiere at American Repertory Theater where she will also debut and perform
In the Body of the World, based on her memoir in spring of 2016, directed by Diane Paulus.
Her newest short play Avocado opened to rave reviews this summer at the West Yorkshire
Playhouse and at the Latitude festival in the UK. She has written numerous articles for The
Guardian, Time Magazine, Washington Post and the International Herald Tribune. She was
named one of Newsweek’s “150 Women Who Changed the World” and The Guardian’s “100
Most Influential Women.”
The Vagina Monologues
({}) Introduction
({}) Hair
({}) Lists
({}) Die Überschwemmung
({}) The Vagina Workshop
({}) Vagina Happy Fact
({}) They Beat The Girl Out Of My Boy… Or So They Tried
({}) Weil er es liebte sie anzuschauen
({}) Not-So-Happy Fact
({}) Meine wütende Vagina
({}) My Vagina Was My Village
({}) My Short Skirt
({}) The Little Coochi Snorcher That Could
({}) Reclaiming Cunt
({}) Six Year Old Girl
({}) The Woman Who Loved To Make Vaginas Happy
({}) Ich war dabei im Zimmer
({}) My Revolution Begins In The Body
Mozarteum V-Team
Organisation und künstlerische Leitung:
Judith Valerie Engel, Institut für Gleichstellung und Gender Studies
TVM-Leserinnen:
Sanja Branković
Berta Brozgul
Judith Valerie Engel
Linda Ann-Mary Hillinger
Johanna Kapelari
Ulrike Rapp
Gertraud Steinkogler-Wurzinger
Gästinnen der Podiumsdiskussion:
Andrea Laher: Frauennotruf Salzburg
Christina Riezler: Gewaltschutzzentrum Salzburg
Gertraud Steinkogler-Wurzinger: Institut für Gleichstellung und Gender Studies
Birgit Thaler-Haag: Leiterin Frauenhaus Salzburg
Sign Against Violence:
Shaun Choo: Video Editing
Judith Valerie Engel: Konzept und Leitung
Andreas Schodterer: Verband der Gehörlosenvereine im Lande Salzburg
Sarah Schröer: Gebärdensprachdolmetscherin
Unterstützende Mitwirkung:
Vivian Cheng: helping hand
Matthias de Cillia: Plakat-Design
Linda Ann-Mary Hillinger
Alexander Lährm: Technische Betreuung
Anna Ramsauer: Technische Betreuung
Gertraud Steinkogler-Wurzinger: Organisation
Innocent: Getränke-Spende
Red Bull: Getränke-Spende