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The Origin(s) Project: Memoirs in Motion

WAIT LIST: To get on the wait list for sold out performances, please email info@dreamlandarts.com.

The Origin(s) Project: Memoirs in Motion is an evening-length pairing of two one-woman shows by celebrated Korean adoptee artists Sun Mee Chomet and Katie Hae Leo, directed by Zaraawar Mistry.

Through innovative performance-based art, The Origin(s) Project seeks to further contribute to the adoptee story, told from an adult adoptee perspective. Chomet's "How to Be a Korean Woman" recounts her reunion with her birth family using text, music, and movement to explore how this affected her sense of what it means to be a woman. Leo's "N/A" uses narrative storytelling and speculative mythmaking to explore her body and personal health, reconciling her present with an unknown genetic past.

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Run Time: The program runs 2 hrs., including an intermission.
Ages: The Origin(s) Project is recommended for ages 13+.
ASL Interpreted performance on Thu, Nov 1. Interpreter: Charlette Reiner.

Group Rates: A Group Rate ($10 per ticket for 6 or more tickets), is available for any performance.
Pay-As-Able: A Pay-As-Able option is available for any performance.
Please call 651-645-5506 or e-mail info@dreamlandarts.com to purchase Group Rate or Pay-As-Able tickets.

Dreamland Arts is a 40-seat theater in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood of St. Paul, owned and operated by theater artists Zaraawar Mistry and Leslye Orr, who live in a house connected to the theater through an underground passage. Established in 2006, Dreamland Arts has hosted more than 150 plays, music concerts, puppets shows and literary events, produced primarily by invidual artists and small independent groups.