The Ramayana, told in a new light: The Sitayana maps Sita’s journey from a naïve 16-year-old excitedly awaiting her groom to a mature, loyal wife who follows her husband into exile. The playwright paints a contemporary portrait of the legendary queen and showcases not just one but three distinct incarnations of Sita. Each version breaks all traditional gender stereotypes associated with women, both in epic tales and in life, and leads the story to a bold conclusion where all three Sitas say, “I’m done,” and make the ultimate exit, making Sita worthy of being the hero of her own tale, The Sitayana.