Media Coverage
A Playwright's Global Dialogue on Domestic Violence
Originally published in:
The Forward
02/07/2002
By Lisa Keys
To say that playwright and activist Eve Ensler has a unique way of looking at the world would be an understatement.
A Modern V-Day Miracle
Originally published in:
Chicago Sun-Times
11/28/2001
By Cindy Richards
T-shirt that reads: "If RAPE is Sexual then KILLING with a KNIFE
is just COOKING."
A "Dating Certificate" that boys can earn by attending a
Salon.com Interview: Afghanistan is Everywhere
Originally published in:
Salon.com
11/26/2001
The novelist, playwright and activist behind "The Vagina Monologues" talks about gender apartheid, the dangerous shedding of burqas and the seeds of violence we've begun to sow.
By Janelle Brown
V-Day Fights Rape, Battery
Originally published in:
San Francisco Examiner
11/16/2001
Award-winning playwright Eve Ensler has used her play, "The Vagina Monologues," to raise millions of dollars for non-profit groups
aiming to end violence against women and girls around the world.
V-Day Celebration: Sex, Violence, RAWA and The Vagina Monologues
Originally published in:
LA Weekly
11/09/2001
By Sandra Ross
Eve Ensler: V is not for violence.
Girls Rule: Glamour Again Celebrates the Women of the Year
Originally published in:
Fashion Wire Daily
10/30/2001
"With my height and weight, I never thought I'd see myself in the pages of Glamour," joked Geraldine Ferraro last night, accepting the honor of being one of Glamour Magazine's 14 extraordinary Women o
Feminist Stereotypes Shot Down One Saturday
Originally published in:
The State Press
10/11/2001
By Kathleen Heil, Columnist
Violence Monologues
Originally published in:
New York Daily News
10/09/2001
As a survivor of violent attacks, playwright Eve Ensler has some advice on how to work through the emotions Americans may be feeling.
Time Magazine: Activist Has Whole World Chanting the V Word
09/17/2001
It took awhile for Eve Ensler to adjust to her nickname.
Calgary Sun: "Monologues Speak Out for Women"
08/27/2001
By Lisa Wilton
The Vagina Monologues is more than a play -- it's become a virtual phenomenon.