What We Wore
Created by Gabi Jones
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Show Description
Genre and Content
Content Warnings
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Seat Reservations and Show Tickets
Add to Schedule | Date | Time | Ticket Options | Quantity | Purchase |
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Sat 08/02 | 5:30 PM | ||||
Sun 08/03 | 1:00 PM | ||||
Tue 08/05 BFF | 10:00 PM | ||||
Fri 08/08 | 8:30 PM | ||||
Sat 08/09 | 7:00 PM |
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Cast and Crew
Gabi Jones
Writer/PerformerGabi Jones (she/her) is an Illinois-based actress/performer with a BFA in Theatre Performance from Chapman University. Known as @Gabis_Vintage online to an audience of over 2 million, her vintage fashion content has been featured by Business Insider, Refinery29, and The Today Show. A few recent theater credits include: Open Window Theatre, Full Circle Theatre Company, Lyric Arts, Lakeshore Players, Paul Bunyan Playhouse, and Long Beach Playhouse. She is also a member of MN Women in Film & TV and her debut book, "How to Dress Vintage" comes out August 12th! Gabi-Jones.com
More Information
Logistics:
Run time: ~1 hour, no intermission
Rating: PG-13 (see content warnings)
Audience participation: Minimal. (You are safe from being dragged onstage.)
Content Warning:
Discussions of: online harassment, misogyny, body image, sexual assault/domestic violence, substance abuse, and generational trauma.
Swearing
What You’re Getting Into
“What We Wore” is a one-woman show that blends stand-up comedy, personal memoir, historical lecture, and a touch of online chaos. If you’ve ever used the hashtag #VintageVibesNOTVintageValues, been filled with female rage from a TikTok comment section, or inherited trauma (and/or a closet full of vintage clothes)—this show is for you! However…
This isn’t a play about clothes. It’s a play about why we wear what we wear, what we inherit from the women before us, and what it costs to be perceived.
Expect storytelling, projections, jokes, trauma (fun trauma), family secrets, and one very public identity crisis...