Storytelling: Self Expression Through Personal Narrative

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ABOUT THIS EVENT
Event Category

Arts & DIY

Note: This is a multi-session event series. By purchasing the event package, you acknowledge that you can attend all event dates included below.
Event Overview

Every life holds many stories. Whether you want to capture a cherished memory, honor a loved one, or “put in” at The Moth, this workshop will show you how to craft a powerful story. 


Join Diane Kastiel for a workshop on October 22 and 23 promising a variety of storytelling performances and ending with a show featuring those who want to share their stories on stage! We'll also talk about local shows and print publications for emerging storytellers, as well as ideas for “gifting” stories to family and friends.


The weekend will also be a time of relaxation and reflection, with breaks for simple yoga and meditation exercises, walks around the farm, thoughtful discussion, and group meals.


Workshop activities include:

Minimum age

All ages welcome

What's Provided

Writing materials and lunch will be provided

What You Can Expect From This Experience
  • Discovering the story you want to tell
  • Discussing the basic structure of a story and techniques for bringing it to life
  • Feedback and revising so you leave with a story on its way to a polished piece
  • Learning the basics of performance & getting past the fear of sharing your work
Cancellation Policy
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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST

Diane Kastiel is a three-time Moth StorySLAM winner whose work has been featured on NPR’s Moth Radio Hour, its podcast, and at special events for NPR-affiliate WBEZ. Diane has performed at the Park West, Victory Gardens, Second City, Mayne Stage, Athenaeum and Lifeline theaters. She’s also told stories in more unconventional settings, including rock bars, art galleries, a tattoo parlor, the middle of the woods, and homeless shelters.