The Does
A verbatim docudrama built from Epstein trial transcripts, followed by a conversation with survivors and their legal advocates.
The Does is a verbatim docudrama that centers the stories of Epstein survivors.
Switching focus from the lies told by powerful men and onto the truth told by the girls they abused, The Does is comprised entirely of transcripts and depositions from various Epstein investigations and trials, during which the women shared stories we need to hear. The Does seeks to end the victim-blaming and instead show the bribery, brainwashing, and threats that ensnared the girls, many of whom chose to remain anonymous and use the alias Jane Doe.
There will be a post-performance conversation with Jena-Lisa Jones, Epstein survivor, advocate, and activist, and Brad Edwards & Brittany Henderson, leading legal advocates for Epstein survivors. Additional panelists TBA.
Sunday, October 4, 2026, 7-9 PM.
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Miami
7701 SW 76th Avenue,
Miami, FL 33143
Admission is free; reservations are required.
Whether or not you attend, you can support these important organizations that serve survivors of sexual violence, trafficking, or exploitation: M.U.J.E.R, Inc. - https://mujerfla.org/
Rise Survivor Rise - https://risesurvivorrise.org/
SOAR - https://speakoutactreclaim.org/
Survivors, Inc. - https://www.thesurvivorsinc.org/
World Without Exploitation - https://www.worldwithoutexploitation.org/
For additional information:
Instagram - @thedoesproject
Email - [email protected]