Invisible Womb: Rebirth - A solo dance theater performance

Jetaun DeArman, LMFT, holds space for the untold stories women carry in their bodies through diagnosis, loss, joy, grief and transformation. Click here to purchase tickets directly through the Joe Goode Annex. You may not have the words for it. Your body does. Join us in person for a solo dance theater performance conceived, choreographed, and performed by Jetaun DeArman, LMFT — licensed therapist, somatic artist, and dancer with over three decades of performance experience, this work is rooted in African diasporic movement traditions including Dunham technique, West African movement, Contemporary and Liturgical dance woven together with spoken word, original music, and video projection. This performance holds space for what women carry across a lifetime in their bodies: stories that begin before our first period and deepen through every season of our womanhood — through diagnosis, loss, joy, grief, and transformation — into and throughout menopause. Stories that have too often been politicized, medicalized, and weaponized, while the deeper, lived experience beneath them remains invisible. Even to us. Invisible Womb: Rebirth is an invitation into slow awakening. An unfolding. A turning toward the parts of yourself that have never been given the space or choice to be seen, heard, or gently held. Within these 60 minutes we do not gaslight our experience. We turn toward ourselves — with acknowledgment, with compassion, and with the tenderness our stories have always deserved. Sunday’s performance is followed by a facilitated post-show reflection and community dialogue.