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V (formerly Eve Ensler) is the author of “The Vagina Monologues,” which toured the world and liberated the discourse on women’s sexuality. She urges artists to be courageous and oppose the “new order.”
Interviews/Speeches
NEW YORK (AP) — V, the playwright formerly Eve Ensler, is hoping her new piece of theater can do for climate change what her “The Vagina Monologues” did for women’s rights.
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Dan Harris and Dr. Bianca Harris interview V (formerly Eve Ensler). How learning to apologize can upgrade your life.
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The playwright previously known as Eve Ensler and writer of “The Vagina Monologues” discussed her memoir on becoming an activist. This event took place at the 2024 Miami Book Fair.
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Amy Allebest is joined by V, author of The Vagina Monologues, to discuss her revolutionary writing, the power of apologies, and the urgent need for all of us to take action against late-stage psychotic patriarchy.
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Amy Goodman speaks with V, the playwright formerly known as Eve Ensler, about “How We Do Freedom: Rising Against Fascism,” a daylong educational event to be held at New York City’s Judson Memorial Church on Saturday.
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Thomas Hübl is joined by playwright, author, performer, activist, and creator of “The Vagina Monologues,” V (formerly Eve Ensler.) They discuss the profound impact of trauma and the power of healing through collective and community-based approaches.
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A new audio play presented by V-Day, the global activist movement to end violence against all women, shares the stories of Black women across the diaspora. Playwright, author and V-Day founder V (formerly Eve Ensler) joins us alongside playwright, actress, and producer Hollis Heath to discuss, VOICES: a sacred sisterscape.
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Excerpts from the recent conversation (June 2024) between Ashira Darwish & V as part of SAND’s “Conversations on Palestine” around the premiere of the film Where Olive Trees Weep hosted by the directors of the film and co-founders of SAND, Zaya and Maurizio Benazzo.
The activist and writer of the Vagina Monologues has no intention of stopping her quest to end violence against women