DJ MeTime (Sarah Barrable-Tishauer) (she/her) is a DJ and interdisciplinary experience designer working across music, participatory performance, and play. Their practice explores the dancefloor as more than a party, a dreamspace for collective world-building where sound and movement invite connection and transformation. With a background in Intermedia and Computation Arts from Concordia University, she designs embodied, large-scale experiences that function as live-action role-playing systems. These works invite audiences into shared futurist narratives as active participants. Projects such as PORTAL (SummerWorks), R.A.V.E. (Luminato Festival), and Wonderverse have engaged thousands through interactive environments shaped by music and facilitation. Most recently, she launched Brightside, a participatory greenhouse experience that draws on systems design and biomimicry to structure playful rituals for collective wellbeing. Rooted in Afrofuturism and the Black queer origins of dance music, her work reactivates the dancefloor as an ancestral technology for care and collective imagination.

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