Drama & Theater
Voices of the Valley and Broken Theatre: Documentary Film & Youth Theater
A Community Double Feature: Live Youth Theatre + Short Documentary Film
Saturday, March 28 & Sunday, March 29, 2026
Graton Community Club
Join us for a unique double-feature evening of theatre and film celebrating the people and stories of our own community.
Two remarkable creative offerings share the stage on Saturday and Sunday nights, March 28 and March 29, offering the same program both evenings.
Saturday, March 28 only:
Tickets available online at the above pricing tiers. Tickets will also be available at the door, sliding scale suggested donation at the ticket tiers above, NOTAFLOF (no one turned away for lack of funds). Limited capacity, so be sure to grab yours early for this special shared evening.
Sacred Conversations of Graton
by Broken Theatre - a youth documentary theater project brought to life by co-founders Brian Bryson and his teenage son, Gavin Bryson.
Sacred Conversations features youth actors bringing to life “golden moments” from interviews with local residents reenacted with all the emotion, nuance, and humor that real life holds. Drawn directly from the words of neighbors and elders, these stories weave together under the lights into a cohesive, multi-voiced performance that bridges generations and cultures.
Broken Theatre’s mission is to mend our broken connection with the land, each other, and ourselves. Youth performers don’t just tell stories - they carry them forward, holding space for memory and imagination to coexist. Each layer of Sacred Conversations becomes a shared dream woven through listening, reflection, and collaboration.
Voices of the Valley
A short community storytelling film. Watch a three minute Voices of the Valley trailer here
Voices of the Valley is a 20-minute mini-documentary by local artist Niko Kush honoring the memories and visions of elders from the Green Valley watershed including longtime residents, community icons, and cultural stewards. Through 4–5 in-depth interviews and vivid scenes from the region, the film becomes a time capsule of past and future, celebrating the people, stories, and landscape that shape this place.
The live performance and film are designed to delight imaginations and community hearth together, featuring shared participants and resonant themes.
Saturday, March 28 only
Following the Saturday evening performance, audience members are invited to stay for an abundant community potluck from 7:00–8:00 PM, creating space for informal conversation and reflection around the stories shared.
Bring a dish if you’re able - homemade gaily encouraged! Or simply bring yourself.
Welcome to Activation No. 3 and No. 4 of ReVillage's – Museum of the Future: Community Art Pop-Up Series!
CO-HOSTED BY: ReVillage and GCSD
FUNDED BY: Creative Sonoma and the County of Sonoma
