Our Monologues

OurMons Interest flyer with cream background and green text; includes a QR code and references to social media

Open mic flyer with pink background, red font and flowers in the corners

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“Our Monologues” is a production featuring the real stories of students at UC Berkeley. We are a student org sponsored by the Gender Equity Resource Center.

The show welcomes all students to participate so long as they are committed to fostering a safe and inclusive space– with a prioritization of BIPOC femme, nonbinary, woman,* transgender, differently-abled, and queer students and allies as well as their relationships to gender, race, sexuality, and other intersections of their identity. Our mission is to end gender-based violence and promote gender equity on our campus and in our world. All proceeds of the show go to organizations around the Bay Area that align with our values. 

*We welcome all who experience life through the lens of woman in body, spirit, identity- past, present, future, and fluid. 

Follow us on Instagram for future Our Monologues updates (@ourmonologues)

To contact the Our Monologues Production Team, please email ourmons@berkeley.edu.

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Our Monologues 2023 Benefit Performances are on Sat/Sun Feb 25 & Feb 26, 2023! 

Our Monologues 2023 tickets are now LIVE!!! (link will take you to EventBrite where you can purchase online)

  • Use discount code STUDENT10 for the 10% off student discount (share this w/ friends as well!)
  • If you want to go with friends, use code GROUP10 for groups of 10 or more to get 10% off

Our Monologues 2023 moved to 155 Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley


Archive of past show below:

FALL 2022 Recruitment

Interest Form https://tinyurl.com/MonsInfo

Audition Application https://tinyurl.com/OMADS

Check us out for more information about the show and auditions! 

  • In-person Calapalooza - Thursday, September 8, 2022, 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM. (This on-campus event will be held at Upper Sproul, Lower Sproul, Dwinelle Plaza, Wheeler Plaza and along the Sather Gate Bridge.)
  • In-person and online Info Sessions - Friday, September 9, 2022 and Wednesday, September 14, 2022 (see times/location below) for more information about the show and auditions! 
  • Also feel free to stop by the Gender Equity Resource Center (GenEq Community Space) in 202 César Chávez Student Center with any questions. 

Timeline

Info Sessions

  • Friday September 9, 2022, 3-4pm in GenEq  Community Space, 202 César Chavez and online
  • Wednesday September 14, 2022, 6-7pm in GenEq  Community Space, 202 César Chavez and online

Audition Dates (save the date - times/locations TBD)

  • Saturday September 17, 2022
  • Monday September 19, 2022
  • Thursday September 22, 2022

Community Meeting Dates (times/locations TBD)

  • Community meetings will begin the week of Sept 26, 2022

Rehearsals 

  • Spring TBD

Performance 

  • March TBD

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Due to unforeseen circumstances, the 2/29 and 3/1 shows will be moved to Dwinelle 155 on unceded Huichin Ohlone land.

Our Monologues 2020 Benefit Performances: Phases of Healing: Many Moons

NEW LOCATION| February 29 & March 1 | 7-9:30 p.m. | 155 Dwinelle Hall

Sponsors: Gender Equity Resource Center, V-Day at Berkeley (Our Monologues)

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the 2/29 and 3/1 shows will be moved to Dwinelle 155 on unceded Huichin Ohlone land.

Branching away from "The Vagina Monologues," our community and our production place students with historically marginalized identities at the center, is the largest educational platform for gender-based violence on campus, and manifests a community of healing, liberation, resistance, education, decolonial work, and more. This year's theme is "Phases of Healing: Many Moons" and runs for two more performances on Sat 2/29 and Sun 3/1/2020.

Our proceeds go toward: The Shuumi Land Tax, The Transgender Law Center, Cal's Black Student Union, and Cal's Gender Equity Resource Center.

CW: Content in the show includes, but is not limited to: sexual, domestic, emotional violence; transphobia; suicide; racial violence; and substance use.

On-site resources include an on-site counselor, a decompression corner with activities, Cal's De-Stress with Dogs, 6 grounding exercises throughout the show, and resources within the program.

For more information on purchasing a subsidized ticket, questions, or general concerns, please contact ourmonsucb@gmail.com.

**Please note, the show does not start at Berkeley time.

Tickets required: $12-16 sliding scale - OurMons table on Upper Sproul Plaza ~10-2pm W-F,  $12 + online fee online

Ticket info: Tickets: OurMons table on Upper Sproul Plaza M-F~10-2pm. Tickets will be sold online about on hour before the show. We will sell any remaining tickets at the door about 6pm. Tickets go on sale February 7. Buy tickets online

Event contact: ourmonsucb@gmail.com

ADA Accessible. For disability related accommodations, please go to access.berkeley.edu with as much notice as possible

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Campus Resources

(survivorsupport.berkeley.edu)

PATH to Care Center (Prevention|Advocacy|Training|Healing) CONFIDENTIAL

510-642-1988 | care.berkeley.edu

CARE LINE: 24/7 urgent support, 510-643-2005

Social Services at University Health Services CONFIDENTIAL

510-642-6074 | uhs.berkeley.edu/socialservices

Confidential counseling and consultation

Gender Equity Resource Center

510-643-5727 | geneq.berkeley.edu | 202 Chavez | Entry point to access resources