Hi Everyone,
Just a quick reminder that our show is coming up on the 21st. The theme is “Left Turn – Stories of life going sideways.” https://www.meetup.com/Fresh-Ground-Stories/events/258365982/
I also have some exciting news about FGS that I’ll tell everyone at the show next week. Until then, here are some cool storytelling opportunities heading our way.
Matthew Dicks, multiple-time Moth winner and the best storytelling coach I know, is coming to Seattle this August to hold a workshop and perform his solo show. I can’t recommend his show and workshop enough. He’s the author of the book I’ve been giving away at the end of our shows. I don’t know how many people the Taproot Theater holds but you should get your tickets sooner than later. I’ll admit that I didn’t send out this email until I’d gotten my own ticket 🙂
August 17: Storytelling workshop, Taproot Theater, Seattle, WA (9:30-4:30 PM)
August 17: Solo storytelling show, Taproot Theater, Seattle, WA (7:30-9:00 PM)
If you can’t wait until the 21st to tell at FGS, you can go to the shows below that are happening tomorrow. The first is in Seattle and the second is in Tacoma. I’ve performed at both these shows and it’s always been fun.
https://www.meetup.com/North-Seattle-Storytelling-Meetup/events/swpfqqyzdbsb/
https://www.meetup.com/Something-To-Tell/events/258432067/
If you’d rather read your story or even sing your story, you can go to this wonderful show down the street at the Starbucks on Madison. It’s happening exactly one week after FGS.
https://www.maryannemoorman.com/upcoming-live-events
Below is the free workshop one of our regular tellers runs once a month. It’s a great place to get gentle feedback on stories you’re working on.
https://www.meetup.com/Fresh-Ground-Stories-Storytelling-Workshop/events/258829100/
And finally, another one of our regular tellers is holding an improv storytelling workshop on March 9. I’ve loved all the stories Lance has told at FGS and I’m happy to recommend his workshop.
That’s all for now. I hope to see you all on the 21st at Roy Street!
Paul
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