Medicine Woman, a mysterious Venezuelan healer, is in town for one night only to conduct a shamanic healing ritual and heal whomever comes her way. The medicine she provides is not always the same and will depend on the vibes of the night and the audience (could be an entity/character, a dance, juggling, could be a tarot card, burlesque, a hug or a kiss) until the audience is healed. Is this Venezuelan stranger a healer who holds the secrets of the universe or is she a lil swindler tryna steal kisses from gorgeous strangers? Does it matter? Once youre healed, you will understand that matter doesn't really matter. Clown, characters, part circus, part shamanic healing ritual, total night out with your best friend who makes you feel seen. Every night will be different but, with Medicine Woman being a Latina lover, there will always be sexiness and falling mutually in love... that is until she leaves for the next town. Enjoy her while you can!The Medicine Woman show is as profound and sacred as silly and profane.Co-devised by Elias Muoz, Natasha Mercado and Veronica Osorio

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