ST. PAUL, November 9, 2023 – A new performance, “Sleep,” delves into the intricate world of parenthood, offering an intimate look at its joys and struggles.
Unpacking the Night: A Theatrical Exploration
“Sleep” uses the universal experience of sleep as a lens to explore the often-paradoxical nature of raising children.
- The performance uses sleep as a metaphor for the complex realities of parenthood.
- It highlights the often contradictory experience of parenting.
- The show promises a blend of the funny and the heartbreaking.
What does it mean to be a parent? In the play “Sleep,” Honor Jones takes audiences on a journey through the unpredictable landscapes of parenting, using the act of sleep as a powerful metaphor.
The play, premiering at the beginning of November, promises to be a deep dive into the relatable chaos and tender moments that define the experience of raising children. The production’s focus is the emotional and often unpredictable journey of parenthood, mirroring the fragmented and sometimes elusive nature of sleep itself.
The Play’s Core: Paradox and Perspective
“Sleep” aims to capture the essence of parenthood, which can be a wild mix of elation and exhaustion. The play explores the contradictions parents often face, with moments of pure joy and overwhelming challenges.
The story is built around the universal experience of sleep, with the play using it to illustrate the fragmented nature of parenting. The show presents a blend of humor and heartfelt moments.
The play is set to run at the Southern Theater in Minneapolis from November 9th through the 19th. The production is designed to connect with anyone who has experienced the rollercoaster of raising children.
