Rebis Experiences

06/25/2022

Introducing the incredible cast & creative team behind today’s performance of Those Before Us: Button Farm.

We are so fortunate and grateful to get to work beside these artists to bring audiences into conversation with the history of the Underground Railroad in Montgomery County.

Those Before Us: Button Farm

Creative Director:
Lead Performer:
Writer: .millennial
Voice Actor:
Lead Performers:
Producers: &
Historian: Anthony Cohen

Special thanks to for sponsoring this performance, for providing additional support, for facilitating a workshop with the audience after the performance and Menare Foundation Inc. for working with us to bring this experience to life.

We are excited to share this work with the world today — stay tuned for updates on the virtual experience!

06/14/2022

Those Before Us comes to Button Farm Living History Center 👣 - https://mailchi.mp/af9df9898ca9/its-nice-to-hear-you-release-11481503

08/24/2021

Join co-founder Jesse Carrey-Chan for a unique storytelling workshop for product and brand development, hosted by Tailoru! The event was sold out but we just opened Up five more seats, and the workshop is 100% free! Come get inspired and invigorated.

This Thursday, August 26th at 12pm ET / 9pm PT.
See you there!

Discover what are the three pillars of conscious storytelling and how to apply it to your business, product, or vision.

05/28/2021

👂 It's Nice To Hear You: Podcast Release! - https://mailchi.mp/c9398aab3715/its-nice-to-hear-you-release

08/06/2020

One year ago, we were in the middle of performances for Those Before Us on . We were planning to revamp the experience and bring it back this July 2020, fully integrated into frames to give a truly interactive experience, but alas, 2020 had other plans . After our final performance last year, we gathered to celebrate at the oldest building in Manhattan and celebrate reaching our kickstarter goal thanks to each and every generous supporter.
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A ritual we started at our launch back in 2018 was continued with this group. Each person would write an anonymous letter, seal it, and write their address on another blank sealed envelope. Then we mailed out these envelopes by messenger hawk, to which each participant would some day receive and open this forgotten letter.
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The magic of writing a letter. The magic of receiving one. The magic of writing something without certainty who will receive it, or if it will be received at all. The simple ritual of giving and receiving, without expectation. These are the moments of magic we treasure. Because if you, even for an instant, feel transformed after opening an anonymous letter, or that one special moment between you and the performer during an intimate performance, or the way the sun peeked through the trees and birds flew past just in time with the music, that is magic. That is the gift of giving and receiving, without expectation. And somehow it brings us closer together, and closer to ourself.
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And that is Rebis.
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05/04/2020

New One-on-One Offerings from Rebis + A Gift! -

04/29/2020

May 1st is this Friday, can you believe it? The beginning of a new month, and a perfect time to chat with Rebis collaborator and superhuman .
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Join us this Friday right here on IG Live at 12pm EST for a 30-minute conversation as a part of our Founder Friday's series, where Co-Founder will pick the magnificent brain of , get some insights into the current state of things, and dig a little deeper into how she is changing the world through storytelling.

04/28/2020

Dance is a universal language of expression. By exploring how we move and why we move, we can unlock how we express our inner life.
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This Wednesday at 12pm on Zoom, co-founder is teaching an open-level virtual Modern Dance class.
He will focus on exercises and techniques that free yourself within our bodies, and then bring that freedom into how you can translate choreography throughout our your own body.
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In order to join, venmo -carrey-chan $15 with the subject: "Rebis Lab Modern Dance 4/29 + [your email]" and you will receive the Zoom Invite.

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04/21/2020

Throwback to this beautiful memory of hosting Rebis Lab at . While we are not able to gather in the same physical classroom at the moment, we are committed to finding new ways to gather, and new ways to experience a live moment.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Tomorrow, join co-founder for a lab on Defining Action on IG Live at 12 PM EST.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Starting next week, we will transition to hosting Rebis Lab classes on zoom so that we can see each other face-to-face, in real time. While we will continue sharing art and knowledge on IG Live with you every Friday, we feel strongly that it's important to be able to see each other in a classroom setting.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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You will receive the zoom link upon receipt of your donation. ***If you are an artist affected by covid, just reach out and class is on us! 💗⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Here's to seeing you soon 👁,⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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04/21/2020

Join co-founder Katya Stepanova on our IG Live TOMORROW at 12 PM EST for a on Defining Action.

Defining Action explores the difference between playable and non-playable actions. This distinction is not only important for actors to understand, but is also critical for directors, producers and writers. If an unplayable action is used in the telling of story, it will create frustration and confusion for everyone in the process. This action often slips by writers and directors in particular, because they skip the step of understanding the action within their own bodies.

The best stories are embodied. The difference between a performance or story that touches your heart and one that leaves you wanting is how truthfully the action is portrayed.

*Suggested donation $15 venmo: -stepanov

04/09/2020

Join us this Friday, April 10th at 12pm EST for an 30 minute chat with Rebis collaborator and Co-Founder right here on IG Live! Make some tea, because it will be spilled. Here's a little sip in the mean time...☕️
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Jesse: What is missing from the creative process in theater right now?
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Kimberly: "What is missing from the creative process of theater right now?
What is missing right now? Now? It’s hard to say. I don’t think I can comment on NOW. I’m just getting used to NOW. I will say what I hope is refound, found, and brought forward. More open REAL collaboration and more mess. More unfinished, evolving pieces and less polish. Less perfect. More community building within the building of the thing. Coming from the commercial theater world I have yet to see this fully. It makes sense though. It’s a risky expensive business where time and money can’t be spent freely. Even I, as the performer, walk into a space ready to be taught and ready to bring to life someone elses ideas. It’s always a welcome surprise when I’m asked to use my own imagination. When I’m asked to bring myself, and new ideas forward. It’s also rare to hear “I don’t know.” I LONG for our creative leaders to walk in and say those sweet and strong words. I. Don’t. Know. I only fully trust people who say that."