Mission

Skewed Visions relishes opening doors and minds to thinking differently. This is what we have done from our 1997 installation, Urban Sirens, in an office storefront window, to our cell phone/GPS enabled exploration Invisible City, through our 2022 by-mail COVID Memorial performance, State of Loss, to our latest trip through autocracy's caustic debris, Inhuman.

We are a member-supported organization that works because we are a part of a community that recognizes the value of the arts, in particular, adventurous work that probes the limits of our time.

Photo from You Are Here

Shuji Terayama, "Manifesto" The Drama Review, December 1975

"The theater is neither a set of facilities nor a building. It is the ideology of a place where dramatic encounters are created. Any place can become a theatrical space. At the same time, if no drama develops there, a theater may simply become part of the landscape of daily life. Those of us who consider ourselves dramatists take it as crucial to be able to organize our imaginations in such a way as to change any location into a theater... to reflect upon theater is to reflect upon the city."

The Founders

Skewed Visions was founded in 1996 by Charles Campbell, Gülgün Kayim and Sean Kelley-Pegg.

Charles Campbell

Charles Campbell

Co-Founder, Artistic & Managing Director

Charles is an interdisciplinary artist, interested in work that thinks for itself. He has been making original performances in various disciplines for decades.

Gulgun Kayim

Gülgün Kayim

Co-Founder

Gülgün an interdisciplinary theater artist, writer, and teacher. She has been recognized for her work through numerous grants, awards, and fellowships.

Sean Kelley Pegg

Sean Kelley-Pegg

Co-Founder

Sean is a multimedia artist. He creates works that explore intimacy in the urban environment by mining the relationships between media, performance, and site.