What happens when belonging is not just something we long for, but something our body remembers?
In Part 2 of The Shape of Belonging, Becky Siame moves deeper into the story beneath the story, exploring adoption, identity, dislocation, voice, and the quiet ways we learn to shape ourselves around absence, expectation, and survival.
This episode asks what it means to grow up searching for a place in the world while carrying questions the world does not always know how to answer. Through spoken word, memory, music, and reflection, Becky traces the tender terrain between being chosen, being displaced, being loved, and still wondering where you truly belong.
This is not just a story about adoption.
It is a story about the body.
About language.
About the invisible scripts we inherit.
And about the moment we begin to hear our own voice underneath them.
Part performance, part memoir, part sonic reflection, this episode continues The Shape of Belonging, previously performed at The Suter Theatre in Nelson, New Zealand.
