Thee explores the condition of women in the contemporary world, asking what it means to hold peace in a society where it is constantly interrupted and dismissed. The play is both a reflection and a provocation, opening up everyday experiences of women and translating them into performance. Rather than deliver a fixed message Abinaya hopes the audience feels the story deeply and reflects on their own perspectives. For her, theatre is at its most powerful when it sparks thought and conversation, and Thee is an invitation to witness, to question and to connect.