Between Walls and Windows

Between Walls and Windows is an immersive interdisciplinary performance blending live music, large-scale painting, and theatrical staging. Written and directed by Jeremiah Meyer, the work unfolds through a series of vivid vignettes drawn from adolescent memory, exploring how architecture and visibility shape experiences of intimacy, isolation, and unease.

At the center of the performance is a full-length narrative album performed live by musicians Colin Miller, Landon George, Abby Gray, Reuben Akins, and Noah Brackett. As the music progresses, Meyer’s large-scale paintings move across the stage, transforming the theater into shifting environments of bedrooms, cars, and suburban spaces, worlds where sanctuary and surveillance blur.