HINENI is not a performance. It is a rite. Rooted in Jewish tradition and feminist ritual practice, HINENI: In Sarah's Tent invites participants into a shared act of arrival- presence without spectacle, voice without domination, movement without coercion. This work unfolds as a living structure rather than a script. It is designed to be entered and re-entered by different communities, each time held by attention, consent, and care.
HINENI asks what becomes possible when people gather not to explain, persuade, or perform-but to stand fully present to one another. Not a book to read once. A ritual to be entered again and again.
HINENI is not a performance. It is a rite. Rooted in Jewish tradition and feminist ritual practice, HINENI: In Sarah's Tent invites participants into a shared act of arrival- presence without spectacle, voice without domination, movement without coercion. This work unfolds as a living structure rather than a script. It is designed to be entered and re-entered by different communities, each time held by attention, consent, and care.
HINENI asks what becomes possible when people gather not to explain, persuade, or perform-but to stand fully present to one another. Not a book to read once. A ritual to be entered again and again.