Public Performances
Saturday Jan. 26, 8-10pm
"Stories of Our Bodies: Physical & Spiritual"
at the Arlington Center, 369 Mass. Ave., Arlington
$15 at the door
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Let’s T.A.L.K.*
Teens and Adults Telling Personal Stories and Experiences of Race and Ethnicity
with improvisational theater and intentional dialogue
Sunday February 10, 3-6pm
free admission
Roxbury Center for the Arts
at Hibernian Hall
182-184 Dudley St., Roxbury, MA
Saturday March 8, 3-6pm
free admission
Walter Denny Youth Center Community Room at Harbor Point
270 Mount Vernon St. Dorchester, MA
(down the street from Bayside Expo Center)
*Tell, Act, Listen, Know invites teens and adults of all races
to explore and build racial trust and community bonds
by sharing your true personal experiences of race and ethnicity
at a free public event, and beyond!
[any donations gratefully appreciated]
Presented by True Story Theater and City-Wide Dialogues on Boston’s Ethnic and Racial Diversity. Made possible by funding from the Foley Hoag Foundation and the City of Boston Trustees of the Michael Francis Cahill Fund.
Questions? Call Tonia: 781-963-3299
To download flyer to share with others click here
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Thurs., March 27, 7-9pm
Dialogue on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Peace Abbey
Two North Main Street
Sherborn, MA 01770
Monday, May 12, 7-9pm
Community Circle: Stories from our lives
United Baptist Church, Community Circle
322 Centre St, JP (basement entrance)
no charge
Note: This is support circle for people who have been incarcerated, people in recovery from substance abuse, and anyone else who chooses to be a part of it. The group is always open to all. You are invited to come around 6pm to eat (a small donation for food is appreciated), attend the performance, and stay for the circle if you care to.
Please note that our programs are most appropriate for adults and older teens.
Special Events Open to the Public
PlayShops!
Sun. Jan. 27, 3-5pm
Thurs. Feb. 28, 7-9:15pm
Sun. Mar. 23, 3-5pm
Sat. Apr. 19, 3-5pm
Sat. May 17, 3-5pm
Sun. June 22, 3-5pm
A great opportunity to explore playback theatre and work on improv skills. Plus it's fun! For people of any level--all welcome!
For more information or to let us know that you'd like to attend, please email us at Info@TrueStoryTheater.org.
Suggested donation: $10-15 (you choose amount)
Also We're Performing
February 2008
* Council on the Advancement and Support of Education, event for 600 university development officers
* Boston Architectural College, staff team-building
April 2008
* National Association of Poetry Therapy conference
*
Advisors in Philanthropy, national conference
May 2008
* Franklin Pierce College
*
Chinook Fund, 25th anniversary celebration
* Wellness Community
June 2008
* Dean Technical High School violence prevention program
* Smith College, diversity symposium
Some of Last Year's Performances
March 2007
* Jewish Funders Network, conference plenary
* Systems Centered Therapy, int'l conference
* Northeast Human Resource Association conference, training in "Bystander Awareness"
* Brandeis University: Stories of Israeli Jewish & Palestinian Students
April 2007
* Interfaith Action, teen leadership dialogues
* Lesley University, Imagine: Expression in the Service of Humanity, conference
July 2007
* Smith College, Diversity Symposium
* In New Orleans with Rethink
* In Haines, Alaska with the Voices Project
August 2007
* Simmons College School of Social Work, student orientation program
September 2007
* Comadres, monthly networking gathering
* 1% Club of Minneapolis, annual celebration
* Childrens' Room, bereavement center program
October 2007
* Mass. General Hospital HAVEN: domestic violence advocacy program celebrates 10th anniversary
* Resource Generation annual conference
* Responsible Endowment Coalition regional event
* Third Sector New England: nonprofit challenges & victories
November 2007
* YPO Omaha, Stories of Giving
* Religious Education Association annual meeting