Monday Night MarshStream at The Marsh

Inspired by true-life experiences, Suraya Keating created this tale of love, loss, family secrets, and forgiveness as a way of grappling with the shadow side of her human journey. Interconnections among the mental illness in her family, her mother's sudden death, and Keating's draw to the worlds of drug addicts, shamanism, and prison work are all touched upon in this poignant, funny, heart-opening story. Keating is an actress, Registered Drama Therapist, Registered Expressive Arts Therapist, and Shakespeare for Social Justice Director for Marin Shakespeare Company. For 20 years, she facilitated mindfulness-based theater, movement, and yoga practices with a variety of populations, including at-risk youth, adults with severe mental illness, and individuals who are incarcerated.