GLENN began as work made inside the creative practice — the production side exists to give it a way up and out. More shows join the slate as the pressure builds behind them.
A performance exploring grief, loss, and unspoken family mythology. The show emerged from a pivotal moment: Erik's birth coincided with his uncle Glenn's suicide. Through personal stories and original songs, he takes audiences through a journey of loss, self-discovery, and meaning-making.
Co-written and directed with Raphael Rodan (award-winning storyteller and theater director specializing in personal mythology), with visual design and co-authorship by Mey Rahimi (multidisciplinary artist focused on visual storytelling and stage design).
"Goose bumps from beginning to end. Your openness is such a gift."
"Your show was the best end of this day. Thank you for your courage and honesty."