In Passing the Bechdel Test, 13 youngsters (v / x) put the words into the mouths of a wide range of female writers and thinkers, from Virginia Woolf to Maggie Nelson. This radically linguistic performance takes stock of feminism, sexuality, gender, and the experience of being a woman or not. Text fragments from letters, diaries and essays written by female authors, among other things, form the basis of this whirlwind of a piece. Passing the Bechdel Test is a plea to become that person you want to become. Because the possibilities are endless.