An entertainment and cultural technology company dedicated to creating the theatrical layer of the space age.
MIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, February 26, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Humanity is building hotels and business parks in orbit, research stations on the Moon, and setting its sights on Mars. We’re engineering the infrastructure to keep our bodies alive in space. But what about our spirits?
Space Wonders is a newly formed entertainment and cultural technology company created to answer that question. Founded by award-winning multimedia creator and show maker Natasha Tsakos, the company is dedicated to building the cultural infrastructure for human experience in space — original theatrical productions conceived and performed in weightlessness, designed to move audiences on Earth and establish performing arts as an essential part of life beyond it.
While commercial access to microgravity experiences has become increasingly accessible, artistic and cultural work in space has remained rare and largely one-off. Space Wonders was created to change that — not with singular moments tied to individual missions, but with productions designed from the outset to live across multiple platforms and years.
Natasha Tsakos, founder and CEO shared: “Science and hardware alone will not sustain us. We are physical beings of organic intelligence. We crave goosebumps, heart swells, and spine-tingling epiphanies. As we move into space, the arts need to evolve right alongside the rockets.”
INTRODUCING PARABOLES: THE FLAGSHIP PRODUCTION
Space Wonders launches with PARABOLES, its first flagship production and already one of the most talked-about projects at the intersection of art and space. Created by Natasha Tsakos in partnership with MIT’s Space Exploration Initiative, PARABOLES is the first fully realized multimedia performance designed specifically for microgravity.
The work unfolds aboard a dedicated parabolic flight, where performers, cinematographers, and scientists operate together in weightlessness — exploring how human expression, movement, and cognition transform when freed from gravity. PARABOLES will premiere in 2026/2027 as a cinematic art film, short documentary, and immersive installation, with accompanying biometric research, while also serving as the foundation for future exhibitions, licensing, and research collaborations.
Watch: PARABOLES Trailer
The result will be delivered as performance, cinematic work, immersive installation, digital experience, and research. Each project becomes a reusable cultural asset, activated and reactivated across audiences, institutions, and industries.
LAUNCHING AT THE RIGHT TIME
Space Wonders’ launch comes at a pivotal moment. Commercial access to microgravity has shifted from experimental to repeatable, opening the door to sustained creative and research activity across parabolic, suborbital, and orbital pathways. At the same time, brands, institutions, and audiences are seeking authentic narratives grounded in real human experience — not speculative renderings or virtual representations of space, but something you can feel.
Space Wonders sits at the intersection of these shifts: translating the extraordinary reality of weightless environments into experiences that inspire, educate, and move people. The company works with cultural institutions, museums, experiential venues, educational organizations, and research partners to explore how humans create, move, and evolve in extreme and novel environments — and to share those discoveries with audiences everywhere.
Space Wonders has the trusted support of a board of advisors including multiple industry leaders.
“I’m truly excited to support Space Wonders. What they are building is unique — using theatre and artistic expression to make space exploration more human, emotional, and accessible. Space is often talked about in technical terms, but Space Wonders reminds us that it is also about imagination, culture, and our collective future. I’m proud to contribute to a project that connects space with people in such a creative and meaningful way.” – Ignacio Krasovitzky, CEO Xponential space
What Natasha is building with Space Wonders is exactly what the Wonder Economy looks like in practice: artists and scientists generating knowledge together that neither could produce alone. That’s the future of creative work in an AI-era of uncertainty and discovery. Artists are essential infrastructure on every frontier we open. I’m proud to support this work.” — Theo Edmonds, Culture Futurist
As Space Wonders expands its slate of productions, the company aims to become a foundational platform for culture, education, research, and experiential storytelling in the space age, ensuring that when we look up, we bring the best of what makes us human with us in our Space Exploration quest.
“Our goal goes far beyond making art in space,” said Tsakos. “It is to make space an embodied experience for audiences on Earth, while establishing the theatrical and performing arts as an essential layer of human life beyond it — so that our next chapter is defined as much by technological innovation as by our boldest imagination.”
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