Domestic Violence Show?
"It Seems Incredible That You Can Bring About Domestic Violence Awareness
And Be Enlightened
And Be Entertained Too"

This Electrifying One-Woman Performance was created by Wambui Bahati at the request of a YWCA for "a week without violence" campaign program. After what was supposed to be a onetime event in 1998, word-of-mouth about the show quickly spread. Today, I Am Domestic Violence is still in demand for women's conferences, schools, college campuses and in-house corporate awareness programs.

I Am Domestic Violence is popular in all regions of the United States. This dynamic program always stimulates more understanding and discussion on the important topic of domestic violence among people of all backgrounds and ages.

Wambui takes on the powerful persona of Domestic Violence, a character who speaks proudly and arrogantly of destroying lives with little resistance. Through this performance we also meet men, women, and children (portrayed by Wambui) who’s lives have been touched by domestic violence.

Wambui Bahati takes Domestic Violence out of the closet! With entertaining dialogue and even some humor, her presentation eases in the 'stats' and the facts. The audience feels the impact of Domestic Violence. In this important and compelling show Domestic Violence is walking and talking amongst the audience!

This seasoned actress takes the audience on an enlightening and emotional roller coaster ride. When the ride is over, the audience is furious with Domestic Violence.

“Somebody run and tell somebody…too many people living in secrecy…too many people dying unnecessarily.”

This dynamic program always stimulates discussion on the important topic of domestic violence among people of all backgrounds and ages.

This presentation is usually followed by Q & A about the characters and choices that they made and a self-esteem building workshop with Wambui and/or discussion with local community agencies about services that are available and how to access them.

Domestic Violence Show ~ I Am Domestic Violence ~Testimonials and Reviews

"Domestic Violence is Alive and Well" ~ Article by Wambui Bahati

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