Savage Wonder

Savage Wonder was born when its founder, Christopher Paul Meyer , came home after 14 years of military service and multiple deployments unsure where he stood in civilian America. Theater was different. The country was different. And he was different—no longer the actor, comic, or director he had been before the military. What he wanted was a sandbox with people who shared his lived experience, a common operating picture, where veterans could turn their humor, their idiosyncrasies, and their vision into art - art that stood peer-to-peer with established venue, art that was born of a very different experiential pipeline. Out of that need, and from a phrase Meyer coined to describe the intersection of warrior and artist, Savage Wonder took shape.