Greenlight is honored to welcome the Women of Color (WOC) Writers Workshop back for a virtual reading showcasing recent work of their members and selections from the award-winning book, “The 1619 Project”. Readers will perform poetry, nonfiction, and fiction works highlighting Women’s responses to these injustices, its history, and the ramifications.
On September 8, 2022, join storytellers Vicki Bryan, Margaret Burk, Katie Green, Marilyn McPhie, and Sue Searing, and emcee Chetter Galloway, for “Twisted Tales: Folktales and Personal stories, entwined.” Online only.
Please join us for our “second Sunday” StoryMasters meeting. Hear some stories, offer some evaluations, and meet new and old friends.
RISK! is the show where people tell true stories they never thought they’d dare to share. Join David Crabb and a fantastic crew of storytellers for RISK!'s in-person and livestream show!
SAC Members from various Storytelling groups around California will be telling stories at these events, held once each month on the third Wednesday of the month. Each event will highlight stories from different genres, such as Personal, Folktale, Historical, Tall Tale, Myth, Fable, Fantasy, and more. Stories will be approximately 10 minutes long.
The best comedians and storytellers in Los Angeles tell their funniest stories that were not so funny when they happened.
What's your normal? When we enter a new culture, we are the outsider. Miyo's storytelling show, "How To Be Japanese" challenges your normal.
See your world from a different perspective through Miyo's storytelling solo show, "How To Be Japanese." What is your normal?