About Skye

Skye Webb Walker is available for performance, speaking engagements, interdisciplinary collaboration, and civic dialogue.

Skye Webb Walker is the stage persona of Skye Berger, Indianapolis-based playwright, astrologer, and systems navigator whose work emerges from lived experience inside public institutions. Walker is the embodied voice Berger performs when private history becomes public narrative.

Berger’s life has unfolded through multiple names—Skye Walker, Skye Holman, Skye Couch, and Skye Berger—each marking an iteration shaped by survival, reinvention, and refusal to conform to inherited conditions. Rather than erasing those chapters, her artistic practice integrates them. The stage becomes a site of authorship rather than fragmentation.

With over twenty years of leadership in child welfare and behavioral health—including serving as Bureau Chief of Children’s Mental Health Services—Berger has worked at the intersection of youth mental health, policy implementation, and institutional reform. Her executive experience informs her creative practice, grounding it in structural literacy rather than abstraction.

As Skye Webb Walker, she translates institutional memory into solo performance that interrogates race, power, labor, gender, memory, and survival. Her original works include The Welfare Lady Musical, Good Richard Owen, A Place for Plant People and Lysistrata 2026. Each project examines how systems live in bodies—and how story becomes character ttstrategy.

Skyewellness Academy serves as the interdisciplinary framework that holds this work. Rooted in the principle “as above, so below,” the Academy explores how cosmic language, institutional systems, and lived experience intersect. Through theatre, astrology, civic dialogue, and consent-centered education, Berger builds infrastructure for collective reflection and practical navigation.