From local writer and Portland artist erin rachel (unbound: a bookish musical) comes a two-part immersive theatrical and auditory experience:

• Part I: un/seen
  un/seen is a narrative experiment, blending storytelling and cinematic soundscapes. The story follows three generations in the wake of a fictional pandemic and weaves invisible threads of kindred spirits that guide us home. Each performance will be unique, inviting the audience to consider the possibilities that become clear when we begin to perceive the magic in the everyday. This is a story about endings and beginnings, but it’s really a story about life, what we see, and the choices we might make if we knew the time we have left.

• Part II: Sonic Sound Exploration
  Following the narrative performance, you'll be immersed in a live Sonic Sound Exploration session, a dynamic soundscape blending ambient, natural, and electronic sounds. This auditory experience will invite you to explore the art of deep listening, reflection, and mindfulness, fostering a sense of connection and exploration through focused listening.

⋆｡°✩ Coming Soon⋆｡°✩

Performance Dates & Times

Thurs, July 17 - Sun, July 20 @ 21ten Theatre
Thursday thru Saturday Evenings at 7:30 PM | Sunday Matinee at 2:00 PM

✨ Stay Tuned for Ticket Info ✨

Erin rachel / moonbabi

erin is an artist, strategist, and social entrepreneur committed to unlocking the potential of complex systems through foresight and speculative thinking. In her creative practice, erin writes, composes, and performs works exploring speculative futures and the mindsets needed to navigate them.

she also performs as the sound artist, moonbabi, creating soundscapes that blend flora, fauna, and built environments into synthesized compositions, aiming to evoke curiosity, exploration, and rest. she cares about making deep listening more accessible, as she believes this practice can transform how we connect with ourselves and each other. you can find her facilitating deep listening experiences and crafting live digital soundscapes through the sonic sound lab project.

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