The Manic Monologues

Disrupt Stigma

Stanford - May 2019 | Des Moines - Nov 2019 | UCLA - Feb 2020

"A play... to smash the stigma surrounding mental illness"
The Washington Post

"The mental illness version of The Vagina Monologues"
NPR

"A production I won't soon forget"
Broadway World

"The voices in this remarkable piece of theater have stayed with me"
Pulitzer finalist Amy Freed

"A powerful play of stories
of mental illness"
CBS Radio

The Manic Monologues

Disrupt Stigma

Stanford - May 2019 | Des Moines - Nov 2019 | UCLA - Feb 2020

Welcome
To The Manic Monologues

WHO WE ARE

The Manic Monologues premiered at Stanford University May 2-4, 2019. This groundbreaking play showcases stories from diverse individuals. Each has something important to say about the way mental health has affected their life. We hope they inspire you.

"A play... to smash the stigma surrounding mental illness" The Washington Post

"The mental illness version of The Vagina Monologues" NPR

"The voices in this remarkable piece of theater have stayed with me" Pulitzer finalist Amy Freed

"A powerful play of stories of mental illness" CBS Radio

The Manic Monologues

Disrupt Stigma

Stanford - May 2019 | Des Moines - Nov 2019 | UCLA - Feb 2020

"A play... to smash the stigma surrounding mental illness" The Washington Post

"The mental illness version of The Vagina Monologues" NPR

"A production I won't soon forget" Broadway World

"The voices in this remarkable piece of theater have stayed with me" Pulitzer finalist Amy Freed

"A powerful play of stories of mental illness" CBS Radio

The Manic Monologues

Disrupt Stigma

Stanford - May 2019 | Des Moines - Nov 2019 | UCLA - Feb 2020

Welcome To The Manic Monologues

"A play... to smash the stigma surrounding mental illness"
The Washington Post

"The mental illness version of The Vagina Monologues"
NPR

"The voices in this remarkable piece of theater have stayed with me"
Pulitzer finalist Amy Freed

"A powerful play of stories
of mental illness"
CBS Radio

"A play... to smash the stigma surrounding mental illness"
The Washington Post

"The mental illness version of The Vagina Monologues"
NPR

"A production I won't soon forget"
Broadway World

"The voices in this remarkable piece of theater have stayed with me"
Pulitzer finalist Amy Freed

"A powerful play of stories
of mental illness"
CBS Radio

Welcome
To The Manic Monologues