Led by performance artist Kristi Williamson and visual artist Kathryn Oliver, they bring together their shared passions for music, dance, and visual art to explore the enduring power of mythic stories and timeless literature.

Each piece is developed collaboratively. Kathryn shapes the visual world of the work through story selections, as well as the making of film, masks, sets, and costumes. Kristi develops the embodied performance through movement, voice, song, acting, and mask work, while also sharing in the direction of each production.

Audiences are gently invited to participate from their seats through singing, subtle movement, and shared actions as performances unfold through shifting scenes and characters inspired by myth and fairy tales. Through mask work and visual storytelling, the work opens space for curiosity, reflection, and shared imagination.

Rooted in the landscapes and changing seasons of Maine, their work is shaped by the region’s natural rhythms, with an aesthetic that reflects its seasonal transformations. They seek to foster meaningful connection—to story, place, nature, community, self, and the sacred—through experiences that invite presence, imagination, and a deeper attention to beauty as a way of reimagining and engaging with the world.