Kaya Mey

The reflection of our souls
The remembering of who we are

Soaring into the final weekend ~

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📍 Marin Shakespeare Company 
📅 Feb 6–15
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Let The Wind Sweep Through 2026

✨Introducing Gilberto Melendez Our Swan 🦢
Gilberto returns to Let the Wind Sweep Through after performing in the 2024 premiere at the San Francisco Arts Festival at Dance Mission. His long collaboration with Melusina Gomez began in Heart of the World at SF’s Cowell Theater, where he performed as a Kogi Indian in the Colombian production. Born in Estelí, Nicaragua, Gilberto’s journey began in dance halls and fiestas before carrying him to Los Angeles, where he trained in ballet, flamenco, and tango with renowned teachers including Sonya Van Beers (Dutch National Ballet), Miriam and Sander (Tango Argentina), Roberto Amaral, and Lupe del Río. His performance credits include principal dancer roles with LA Opera alongside Plácido Domingo, The Passion of Carmen!, and The Megillah of Itzik Manger with the Yiddish Theatre Ensemble. He joins the flock as the Swan, embodying devotion, grace, and the quiet power of beauty refined through a lifetime of movement.

✨Introducing our Producer, Movement Director and Owl 🦉 Devoted to embodied storytelling and collective transformation, Kaya’s work is grounded in the body as the portal through which meaning, memory, and change are experienced. They hold a BFA in Physical Theatre from East 15 Acting School and studied at Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre.
Their recent work includes a lead role in The Last Day of Retrograde, within which they wrote and directed an original Commedia Dell’Arte play. An Advanced
Esalen Massage Therapist, DeepBody Work specialist, and sound healer, Kaya is the founder of Haven, a healing arts center in San Anselmo devoted to somatic practice and embodied connection.
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✨Inteoducing Ahmed Ragab — Our Hoopoe|Musician 🎵An Egyptian musician, multi-instrumentalist, and sound healer, Ahmed brings over twelve years of experience as both performer and educator. Holding a Master’s degree in Music Composition and Audio Production, his work moves fluidly between precision and intuition, scholarship and listening. Rooted in both traditional and contemporary practices, Ahmed weaves Western and Egyptian soundscapes into immersive musical journeys. Through live performance, sound healing, and workshop spaces, he invites presence, deep listening, and inner restoration. Shaped by his time in the Egyptian, Japanese, and American music scenes, Ahmed joins the flock as the Hoopoe — the messenger and bridge between worlds — guiding us through sound toward remembrance, connection, and transformation.