The Does

Survivor testimony drawn from court records and investigative proceedings forms the basis of a verbatim docudrama examining the abuse committed by Jeffrey Epstein and the systems that enabled it. Presented Sunday, October 4 at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Miami, The Does shifts attention from Epstein and other powerful figures to the accounts of women who testified in investigations and trials, including those identified publicly as Jane Doe.

Constructed entirely from transcripts and depositions, the production addresses grooming, coercion, threats and victim-blaming through the words of survivors themselves. Its title refers to the Jane Doe pseudonym used by many women who chose to remain anonymous during legal proceedings.

A post-performance conversation features Epstein survivor and advocate Jena-Lisa Jones along with attorneys Brad Edwards and Brittany Henderson, who have represented Epstein survivors, with additional panelists to be announced. Admission is free, but reservations are required.