wee keep company is a space and a commitment to collaborative process, organized by a family of thinkers and makers: Rachel Anderson-Rabern (Theatre), Atticus Rabern (Games) and Alf Rabern (Legos). Our interests in experiencing and facilitating collaborative creative practice, motivates our on-going development of an arts and thinking space that we can enjoy and also offer to others. As our space takes shape, we cultivate and revise a collection of values. Here are some of them:
  • Research is creative
  • Theatre-making and other embodied practices are forms of thinking
  • It can be very productive to kindly disagree
  • Doing the same thing at the same time isn't the only way, or necessarily the best way, to collaborate
  • Freely given laughter and dance bring great joy
  • Yurts
  • Compassion
  • Cats
  • It is very good to seek out playfulness
  • We all play in different ways






Rachel Anderson-Rabern
Is an artist/scholar, and holds a PhD in Drama from Stanford University. She has taught at Stanford University, Santa Clara University, University of New Haven, and is currently  Assistant Professor of Theatre at Franklin and Marshall College. As a theatre director, her work has appeared at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, the Pear Avenue Theatre, Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts, Stanford Summer Theatre, and at colleges and universities across the country. Her writings on collective creation and contemporary performance have appeared in Theatre Journal, TDR: The Drama Review, and multiple book collections. 
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Atticus Rabern
Attends second grade. Henry is his favorite cat. Recent performances include: "gonna get killed soon child" in Medea, F&M, director: Susan Naramore.  "Eye of the Tiger: A Lip Synch Performance," Wharton Elementary School Talent Show, self-directed.
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Alf Rabern

Henry 

George
 Has not yet commenced formal schooling. Henry is his favorite cat.


​Is everyone's favorite cat.

Hopes to someday be someone's favorite cat.