How I Learned To Drive by Paula Vogel is the story of Li'l Bit as it shows the sexual relationship between her and her aunt's husband, Uncle Peck, from her teenage-adult years. Using the metaphor of driving and the issues of pedophilia, incest, and misogyny, the play explores the ideas of control and manipulation. *DISCLAIMER* This production contains extremely sensitive material that may be triggering some audience members. Some scenes contain references or visuals of sexual assault of a minor and may make people uncomfortable. If at any time during the performance you feel it necessary to leave the theatre, please feel free to do so. This show is not appropriate for all audiences. Viewer discretion is advised. FELLOWSHIP Go see this play with your bros! Tickets are $5 unless you donate 3 or more feminine products and they will completely waive the fee of your ticket! More on that below! It has been asked that if you plan on attending this production, you understand that some of the actions that take place and topics discussed are not suitable for all audiences. Please be respectful to all audience members and members of the production. Additionally, each night representatives from the Rape Crisis Center will be in attendance in case anyone in the audience needs any assistance for any reason. SERVICE The donations that you bring will be collected by The Period Project to be donated to the Battered Women's Shelter of Summit & Medina Counties. *Please send pictures to show proof of your donations **There are other days you can go and bring donations for a reduced cost, but you will have to send me proof of your donations and log it as EXTERNAL CREDIT LEADERSHIP For those interested in participating in a talkback with one of the directors of the show, The Rape Crisis Center, and representatives from CASA (Coalition Against Sexual Assault) ten minutes after the conclusion of the show for a thirty minute talkback which will allow audience members to discuss the events that were portrayed on stage and to ask any questions they may have. Please remember to be courteous to others during the talk back as not everyone may have the same experiences as others and may be sensitive to specific words, phrases, or subjects. A lot of this is word for word from the website, but I'm including the link to the website if you would like more info. https://sites.google.com/view/uatheatreguild/performances/how-i-learned-to-drive?fbclid=IwAR21e2ZGG2MbX3ja643tDHHz3u-sEzcsAmz7cTqhagYar5GVI61hl1dAeao