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The Skye Webb Walker Simulation · Season: Long Suffering · Work 4
A Musical Comedy Cabaret · IndyFringe · Indianapolis
Come to the metaphysical dry cleaners, where women go to drop off their troubles for a little while…
From being the only middle-aged person at the gym in a sea of 20 year olds, to forging your own path of identity in a cookie-cutter world, to being the one that holds it all — you'll laugh, you'll cry; there's scarves and stuffies and all original songs.
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The Skye Webb Walker Simulation is a body of immersive theatrical work that is also a critique of the distance between how the world presents itself and how it actually works. It is built as a ritual the audience participates in — layered with game theory and astrology. The moon is the organizing image: nature's own illumination process, showing a little more of the truth each night until the whole face is lit.
The point of the whole thing. Structural, personal, statutory. That triple gap is the show.
Seven works. One universe. Female Troubles is Work 4 — a prequel, staged after the reveal but set before it. The show is the origin story of what all the other works were built on top of.
The FemmeFest run: Leo Moon — fire, performance, witness. The Chatterbox shows: Full Moon in Sagittarius with Lilith conjunct — the wild feminine at full power. The IndyFringe run: Last Quarter through Waning Crescent — the moon releasing, the audience unburdening. Every run of this show has its own sky. The sky has always known what it was doing.
Shared creation. Devised and performed together.
Music & Concept by Elle Tyler
Direction by Ana Hammersley
Content devised and performed by Skye Berger, Maria Meschi, Abby Morris & Anna Zimmerman
Three Sagittarius risings on the same stage. Two Aquarius suns. Two Capricorn moons. Two Gemini risings. This collective chart was assembled on purpose, even if no one knew it yet.
We follow the ABC rule in our rehearsals: Always Bring Cookies 🍪
Select everything that lives in your body. Watch your score build. We have somewhere to send you when you're ready.
Sister. You're carrying a lot. There's a whole conversation happening about all of this — the weight, the magic, the way back. Come find it.
Join the conversation →Anonymously or with your name. This becomes part of the living record.
Buy a ticket. Book a session. Tell somebody. These are the only three things we need from you.
Not a mass blast. A specific text to a specific woman who needs to be in this room on May 31st. You know who she is. She has been carrying something she hasn't named yet. Send her the link.
This show does not belong to the algorithm. It belongs to the women who find it because someone who loves them said you need to see this.
Helpline, support groups, therapist finder. Not NEDA — this is the active resource.
allianceforeatingdisorders.com →Sonya Renee Taylor's body liberation movement, community, and education platform.
thebodyisnotanapology.com →Emily Nagoski's research-backed guide to women's sexuality and embodiment.
Podcast and community centering mental wellness for Black women and girls.
therapyforblackgirls.com →Nedra Tawwab's guide to naming what you need — for women taught not to ask.
Wellness programming rooted in the SAMHSA 8 Dimensions of Wellness.
skyewellnessacademy.com →Call or text 988. Available 24/7. You don't have to be suicidal to call — crisis is crisis.
Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referrals. 1-800-662-4357.
samhsa.gov →Bessel van der Kolk's landmark text on trauma and embodied recovery.
Helpline, support groups, provider directory for perinatal mental health.
postpartum.net →Racialized trauma, bodies, and generational healing.
Lindsay Gibson on healing from a mother who couldn't fully meet you.
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford's platform for the specific emotional lives of Black women.
therapyforblackgirls.com →The radical politics of feeling good. On pleasure, power, and who gets to rest.
Dedicated solely to the health of Black women and girls.
bwhi.org →Search Meetup, local community centers, or faith-based communities and congregations.
On the way women have been taught to abandon each other — and how to stop.
Ongoing community wellness programming facilitated by Skye Berger.
skyewellnessacademy.com →