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Hear From Our Founder
What We Do
At Wonder Productions, we believe storytelling is the bridge between worlds. Through the voices of people who have lived away from their home countries, we turn lived experiences into stories that dissolve boundaries and reveal the humanity that unites us all. We do this through:
I’m still holding the whole experience with a lot of tenderness. Thank you for creating this platform, and for everything you and Emily poured into it. It was beautifully held from start to finish, and it gave so many of us the courage to step into parts of ourselves we don’t usually bring into the room.
- Wonderlust Storytelling Competition Participant
![✨ Wonderlust Storytelling is back ✨
We’re so excited to announce the next installment of our Wonderlust Storytelling Event, co-hosted with the incredible @kama.dc an organization dedicated to uplifting immigrant stories across Washington, D.C.
This event’s theme: “Third Culture Kid.”
We’re looking for stories from people who spent a significant part of their childhood living in a country different from their parents’ country of origin—people who grew up navigating multiple cultures at once.
Stories about
belonging & unbelonging
movement
identity
language
loss
humor
and home.
Whether your experience was joyful, complicated, isolating, grounding—or all of the above—we want to hear it.
One of the things that makes Wonderlust unique:
you don’t have to perform your story yourself.
Selected storytellers will work one-on-one with a storytelling coach to shape their experience into a powerful five-minute narrative. A trained actor will then bring your story to life on stage while you sit in the audience and watch your words performed.
Your identity will remain fully concealed, so you can share openly while maintaining your privacy.
📍 The Festival Center, Adams Morgan (DC)
📅 April 18 | 7:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets: [link in bio]
📝 Submit your story by March 29th: [link in bio]
We’re looking for vivid, honest moments that feel deeply human.
We can’t wait to hear them.
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