Ours

A savory food-based experience in partnership with local farmers, businesses, chefs and people’s back yards.  Emmy and Ivy Award winning writer, performer, and community activist Shá Cage weaves the craft of storytelling creating a table full of the richest responsive stories about survival and remembrance. This curated touring performance engagement runs in October, April and May 2027. Intimate audiences gather to eat, swap stories and witness community at its best.

​Audiences can reserve tickets for upcoming public performances. 

Featuring: Ashe Jaafaru, BakiBakiBaki, Arantza Martinez-Miranda and Shá Cage. In partnership with Chef K, community gardens, Lakewinds Co-op, 825 Arts and Model Cities. 

October 29th, 5:30pm | 700 Central Ave. NE, Mpls, MN

What to Expect:

Please arrive on time. Doors will open at 5:25pm and close at 5:35pm. This is a 45 min ceremony in sharing story, food, and nourishment in and with community. 

This is an indoor community space and All Ages event.

Enter from the parking lot behind Relish restaurant. This is also the accessible entrance. There will be a sign on the apartment door to help you navigate. If you arrive early feel free to wait outside or in Relish.

Each attendee should purchase a ticket and bring a fork and cup for tea. Food will be served. The performance has an interactive component at the top. Locally harvested greens will be available.

All sales will end 1 day before to allow proper preparation for each guest, please report allergies and accessibility needs. Airborne Allergies should be reported to box office staff. 

Call For Community Hosts | Do you have a large seating area in your community center, yard, front or back porch? Email fullcircletheater@gmail.com to host a performance in your space and partner with Full Circle Theater.

Contributions and support from Full Circle Theater's Board, Quinci Bachman, E.G. Bailey, Miriam Monarsch, Isa Condo Olvera, Laurine Chang, Jess Henning, Alex Barreto Hathaway, Filsan Said, Jalen & Jordan Bailey, Victor Copeland, Moses James and Sadie Shuft.