Apparently the Vagina Monologues is too problematic for words, so they are performing it at Princeton with a dozen disclaimers:
www.dailyprincetonian.com/article/2019/02/the-vagina-monologues-a-feminist-production-with-a-necessary-asterisk
At the University’s Theater Intime, audience members were discouraged from accepting the performance at face value. Beginning with an originally written and performed prologue, the directors did not refrain from criticizing aspects of the show, namely its equation of vaginas with female identity. The directors acknowledged the production’s inherently trans-exclusionary bent.
The directors denounced its limitations and hoped that the audience would recognize its flaws. They described “The Vagina Monologues” as a “relic” from the nineties (clearly marked throughout the production by denim and scrunchies) and stated that aspects of it were markedly outdated.
"These monologues are not representative of the experiences of all women, or all individuals with vaginas,” the directors affirmed.
The directors gave the show a modified title: “The Vagina Monologues.” The event description came with the caveat that “people of all genders have vaginas and these monologues represent a small segment of that population.”
To highlight the show’s contemporary relevance, the performance was interspersed with recent statistics from ... the 2015 U.S. Transgender Survey.