With nothing but a rack of coats and blouses, Wambui becomes seven different people — proving domestic violence crosses every line of race, class, and age. The audience laughs. Then they go quiet. Then they go get help.
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Domestic violence does not belong to one kind of person, one income bracket, or one neighborhood. In I Am Domestic Violence, Wambui Bahati steps into seven distinctly different characters — using nothing but a rack of coats and blouses to transform — to show an audience just how far the truth reaches.
The audience laughs at one moment and goes completely silent the next. That is the power of theatre: it lets people see something familiar in an entirely new way. After one college performance, the counseling office reported a measurable rise in student appointments — proof that what happens in the room doesn't stay in the room.
Title IX & campus programming, YWCAs, domestic violence coalitions, military & government, advocacy conferences.
"One of the most memorable performances of the conference — engaging, inspiring, and deeply impactful."
"Wambui was wonderful — she had them all mesmerized. I am not sure anyone will ever live up to her."
"Counseling services experienced an increase in student appointments as a result of her performance."
Tell Wambui the date, the audience, and what you want them to walk out feeling. She answers personally — usually within a day.
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