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“Respectful, empowering artistic works that deal with feminine genitalia are pretty few & far between.” Laura-Doe said. “International studies show that the majority of women are uncomfortable having any discussions about their genitals even to their health care provider about it. I use comedy to inform, to release tension and address some disempowering attitudes about that extraordinary body part through which we all normally enter the world.”
Laura-Doe is no stranger to entertaining. She wrote and performed her first one-woman show, a feminist commentary entitled ‘The Dangers of Being a Princess’ at the early age of 9. Since then she has been busy honing her performance skills as an actress, lecturer, corporate trainer and MC, developing her singing talents writing and performing with The Voices of Gaia and being generally hilarious in the privacy of her own home. When she is not entertaining, Laura-Doe designs websites and runs women’s workshops at the yOniversity. She is the webmistress of yOni.com an online women’s magazine and passionate about empowering women to appreciate their unique beauty and feminine gifts.. more about Laura-Doe...
Music for the show was created by The Chaps, Andrew Cox on piano & keyboards and Anando Bharti on bass and guitar. Anando Bharti also produced the music. Audience participation will be encouraged.
What people have said about Laura-Doe's performance...
"It was funny, beautiful, educational, moving, inspiring ... thank you for being such a light in this area taking on a subject many need more healing and openness around and doing it in such a funny and light hearted way. At the same time offering such wisdom and much needed information. Your puppets are fantastic!"
Karen Katz - Infinite Potential Centre, West Burleigh