What I Thought I Knew is a dark comedy, performed by one actress playing 40 roles. The play grapples with complex issues - including women's reproductive rights and our country's healthcare system - in a deeply personal and non-polemical way. A riveting odyssey through doubt, a broken medical system, and the complex terrain of motherhood and parenting, What I Thought I Knew is adapted from Cohen's acclaimed memoir - one of Oprah Magazine's "25 Best Books of Summer" and winner of Elle Lettres Grand Prix for Nonfiction. Written and performed by Alice Eve Cohen and directed by Elizabeth Margid.