Apply to Tell a Story in the September 13th Slam: Whodunnit?!?
If you would like to submit an idea for the show please fill out the form below. We'll need a brief synopsis of your story, and we may wish to call and hear more details. If you have a well-polished story ready to deliver that's great, but we're equally excited to hear a "diamond in the rough," and we're happy to help with coaching.
You should prepare a 5-7 minute story about a real life, personal experience on the theme of the slam. No notes are allowed on stage. Please see the links below for some helpful hints about how to choose and prepare your story.
You should prepare a 5-7 minute story about a real life, personal experience on the theme of the slam. No notes are allowed on stage. Please see the links below for some helpful hints about how to choose and prepare your story.
The theme of our September 13th event is "Whodunnit?!?"
We'd love to hear your stories of double-crosses, secret admirers, misplaced blame, anonymous gifts, guilty secrets, saucy schemes, cover-ups, and other great tales that fit the "whodunnit?" theme. If you've got a great story but you're not sure if it fits the theme closely enough, you can still submit your idea and we'll let you know if it could work.
We'd love to hear your stories of double-crosses, secret admirers, misplaced blame, anonymous gifts, guilty secrets, saucy schemes, cover-ups, and other great tales that fit the "whodunnit?" theme. If you've got a great story but you're not sure if it fits the theme closely enough, you can still submit your idea and we'll let you know if it could work.
Storyteller Links
Check out these ideas for selecting and preparing your story: Or listen to some amazing stories:
- The Moth
- Risk
- RAWStorytelling (local storytelling event run by Enid Nolasco with monthly podcast)