Planet Feelings: An Immersive Intergalactic Adventure

Somewhere beyond the sparkling stars is a universe that looks a lot like the one inside you.

Planet Feelings is an immersive theatre adventure that takes you on an intergalactic journey through the emotional universe. Part sci-fi expedition, part psychological playground, this participatory experience invites you to travel to strange worlds, explore unfamiliar celestial terrain, venture into unexpected realms of possibility, and reconsider the infinite feelings you thought you already understood.

We aim to give you not just the best of both worlds, but the best of every planet orbiting the sun: profound playfulness, sincere silliness, radiant reflection, and lots of light-hearted love and laughter. Along the way, you may encounter a few thought-provoking questions that look a little different when viewed from outer space. 

The mission is critical, but NASA hopes this journey through the emotional cosmos helps you feel like a kid again. Bring your imagination and a childlike sense of wonder.

The rest of the universe will take care of itself.

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A portion of ticket sales will be donated to the JED Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to helping teens and young adults build resilience, protect their mental health, and prevent suicide.

About Louise

Louise Zeng is an artist, dancer, and storyteller fascinated by one big question: How can we make more room for love—in ourselves, in our relationships, and in our world? As a Stanford psychology graduate and Stanford Heartfulness Fellow, Louise has explored this question through the lens of improv, playback theater, storytelling, dance, relationships, and mental health. She currently works on the founding Care Operations team at Marble Health, a children’s mental health startup, and dreams of becoming a therapist to help people love themselves and others more fully. Her past lives include researching love with Stanford Professor Michael Rosenfeld, raising $1 million for Girl Up as a Disney “Dream Big, Princess” filmmaker, and rescuing 100+ million pounds of food through The Farmlink Project. In her free time, you will hopefully find Louise on the dance floor (whether for waltz, swing, salsa, tango, or more) or in nature (preferably by the redwoods, mountains, ocean, or surrounded by flowers in bloom). At the heart of Louise’s endeavours is an endless curiosity about the precious alchemy of being human: the strange and beautiful process by which our inner worlds become stories, our shared stories become empathy, and empathy becomes love.

Louise Zeng is a 2026 Artist In Residence at HumorVille.