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Dreamcatcher: Stories of Wisdom from Native America
September 16 | 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
“Dreamcatcher” is a collection of works dealing with Native America, and the Native American perspective. These visions are brought to life by artist Leland Faulkner using the tools of theater, mime, spoken word, and visual magic.
In the Chippewa/Anishanabe language, Leland’s name is Wabuzouns, Little Rabbit. In his “Dreamcatcher” program, those who listen and watch will travel through time and imagination with traditional tales from Native America.
In this unprecedented time it is good to remember that stories are a way we can communicate our humanity and our history to future generations. Stories are also how previous generations have transmitted their wisdom, humor, and genius to us. Stories Dreams. Poetry. Wonder. Stories are wished into existence by the human unconscious. We human beings love these tales of other places and other times because they teach us so much about our own time and place.
If you want to walk the path leading to the world of story, follow Leland Little Rabbit.
How to get tickets/sign up:
Advanced signup is not required for Soundings students. This event is open to the public. Tickets are free for students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Adult tickets are $10 and senior tickets are $5.
