Go to Your Womb

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Theatre (comedy, dance)

  • Accessibility:
    Wheelchair Accessible Toilets
    May not apply to all performances. You'll find more information about accessibile performances and how to book tickets in the accessibility tab below.
  • Babes in arms policy: Babies do not require a ticket
  • Policy applies to: Children under 18 months

Description

A comedy show starring comedian Toni Nagy and her 13-year old daughter Adelia Aldrich. Submerge into the shamanic journey of parenting, being parented and the process of building compassion for one’s parents by understanding them as humans. How do we find our own voice when the voices of our parents are so loud in our heads? The show provides an opportunity to embrace collective healing and will be expressed through the mediums of storytelling, sketch comedy, clowning and dance. Prepare for catharsis in this family-friendly acid trip you may later want to process with a therapist.

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General venue access

  • Wheelchair Accessible Toilets
  • Accessible entry: Venue is on the first floor.

    • Wheelchair access type: Building Lift

  • Stairs: Information not supplied

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  • Requires a complimentary personal assistant ticket to attend a performance

Amanda B 102 days ago

This generations “Gilmore Girls”! I cried! I laughed. So real and touching. Loved all the physical theater, stories of parenting, birth, reparenting our own inner children and connecting with generations. So fun to see such a talented mother and daughter duo! Can’t wait to see your TV show someday!

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Katy Leah 103 days ago

I have followed Toni for a couple years now and what an absolute delight to see her in person 'Go to your womb' is a brilliant performance, relatable, heart felt and as ever Hilariously funny , Toni and Adelia , thank you so much , Highlight of my year

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Thomas Peaple 103 days ago

Brilliant show with tremendous energy and two stellar performances

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Peter van den Noort 104 days ago

Totally loved this show. Not only funny and entertaining but really made me rethink my own childhood experiences! This is the real stuff! Highly recommend this show to anyone who wants to rethink motherhood.

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Karen Mackelvie 111 days ago

Toni totally brings it…she speaks every woman’s story through her magical combination of madcap dance and straight talking. I expected to laugh - I didn’t expect the stomach punch that is her full force authenticity. Transformative, healing and very daughter inclusive.

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Jean Franzblau 112 days ago

I laughed, applauded and cried. This show delivered on its premise and then some! There was depth and power here mixed with hilarity and terrific writing. How rare and wonderful to see a mother and daughter perform together. I'm so glad I saw this show.

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Theatre Weekly (3/5 stars) 110 days ago

Go To Your Womb is a refreshing, funny performance. It talks about the challenges of motherhood – the desire to keep one’s daughter safe, while also trying to give them space to become their own person.

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