“It’s absurd. It’s naked (not literally). It’s bloody (literally). It’s about women.”

The Womb is a place no one knows the address to, but every woman somehow recognises.

Three women arrive in a strange and inescapable place where memories, pain, misogyny, trauma and survival collide through witty dialogue, unsettling humour and original techno-atmospheric music.

The play balances absurdity and comedy with sharp truths about patriarchal society, sexism and societal inequality, creating a performance that is provocative, moving and unforgettable all at once.

As writers and creators Aylin Rodoplu and Elise Xiaqi Eriksen describe, the work was born from lived experiences, shared frustrations, and a desire to encourage more women to speak openly, support one another and challenge systems that continue to fail them.

And honestly? That feels deeply aligned with everything SISTALAND exists to create.