Ritual Theater for the Reawakening of the Soul

Beneath the surface of our ordinary lives, myth is still dreaming us. Her symbols stir in our bones, her voices echo through our longings, the old stories rise again and again—seeking expression through the bodies, hearts, and imaginations of those willing to listen.

We are a collective of storytellers, ritualists, and theater artists who help others design, create, and perform living myths—ritual theater that awakens ancient stories in contemporary form. Together, we craft experiences that do more than retell myth; they embody it.

Through movement, symbol, image, and sacred drama, we invite the archetypal forces that live within each of us to step into the light of awareness—to dance, speak, and transform.

The Power of the Living Story

Myth was once the mother of the arts, and in its embrace, song, dance, and ceremony were one. True myths are not inventions of the mind; they are revelations of the soul. They speak in the secret language of dreams and longing. They endure because they name what is most essential and unchanging within us. To work with myth is to enter the place where personal story dissolves into universal truth. In this space, an ordeal is powerful - it is initiation. It is the forge through which the raw ore of the self is tempered into spirit.

Ritual Theater as Alchemy

Ritual theater transforms story into sacred action. It calls forth the gods and goddesses of the psyche—not as distant figures, but as living presences seeking embodiment. In performance, myth moves through breath and gesture, through song and silence. The stage becomes a threshold where the visible and invisible worlds meet, and transformation is made tangible. This is not performance for spectacle, but for awakening. It is ceremony disguised as art—an act of remembering who and what we truly are.

Our Work Together

We walk beside you as creative midwives and mythic guides.
Together we will:

• Listen for the myth that is speaking through your life or community.

• Weave the ritual architecture—the gestures, symbols, and images that will give the story form.

• Shape the performance as a living ceremony, where each participant becomes both vessel and voice for the archetypal.

• Reflect and integrate what has been revealed, grounding the mythic experience into daily life.

Every project is a co-creation—an invitation to step beyond the familiar and into the mythic field, where meaning is rediscovered and the sacred breathes again.