The Saga of Violence: Sudanese Women Bring Sudan’s Story to the US

A powerful performance is sweeping across U.S. cities—and it’s not just art, it’s a call for awareness and justice. In this Pulse Insider special, we follow a group of Sudanese women who are using theater as a medium to speak out against the violence plaguing their homeland. Titled “The Saga of Violence,” the show captures the lived experiences of women in Sudan, bringing deeply personal, emotional stories to American audiences—many of whom don’t speak the language, yet connect instantly with the pain.

Filmed in several U.S. states, this production transforms the stage into a vessel of truth, memory, and resilience. These women aren’t just performers; they are survivors, activists, and voices for the silenced. Pulse Insider spoke with the cast and organizers to understand why telling these stories now—on American soil—is more important than ever.

Their message is clear: violence knows no borders, but neither does solidarity. Tune in for this moving report that blends culture, politics, and human strength.