Some things may be best illustrated with drawings, if only because no other images exist, or to protect those revealing their stories. Tonight's eclectic program examines the history of witch-hunts, looks at early treatments for hysteria, illustrates interviews with battered women, and brings to life art by women with mental disabilities. A delight in portraiture is found in an artist's description of why, at age sixty, she entered art school; an evocation of childhood based on early recordings of two preschoolers; and fleeting encounters in both virtual and public space. A life story told by a young woman and sexual reminiscences by retirees delightfully round out the evening.