Storm Damage: Transformative Healing

Description

WinterSea Theatre Experiments presents a powerful performance of poetry interwoven with music at the Jesup Memorial Library. Storm Damage: Transformative Healing was inspired by and written in the aftermath of Lisa’s middle child Maiah’s unforeseen transition to the Otherside on March 3rd, 2020.

These poems record and reflect her inner journey through the chrysalis of grief and lament to transformative healing through the power of words and music, offering silver linings of surrender, grace, joy and eternal love.

Gary Bushee is a multifaceted musician, artist, storyteller and student of human ecology, currently exploring the realms of experimental theatre. He gratefully resides on his wooded Sullivan, Maine homestead where he is working on creating a diversified holistic music studio encompassing education, therapy and phenomenology of sound and movement in the field of play.

Lisa Ann Reilich is a mother, farmer, poet, theatre artist, teacher and spiritual seeker. She spends the majority of her minutes and hours tending the land and animals of Painted Pepper Farm on the Downeast coast of Maine with her daughter Margaret Mae, living the silver linings of life and surrendering gratefully to the present moment.

Margaret Mae Reilich-Godino has been in and around theatre projects for as long as she can remember. A farmer and poet, her happy place is at home on Painted Pepper Farm with her mom and goats, and in volunteering where Love is actively in action.

This event is in-person only. Register to attend here: https://www.jesuplibrary.org/events/stormdamage