Event

(mostly) TRUE THINGS

This slammin' storytelling slam has a bit of a twist from other storytelling slams. It will feature 5 storytellers, and only one of them is telling the whole truth. The other 4 include some true things but the story is not authentically true. After the stories are told, the audience gets into the act, asking questions of the storytellers, then voting. Every audience member who chooses the nothing-but-truth teller will get a prize - beyond feeling smug and superior about your super-powers of discernment. Mostly you will have some laughs, hear some (mostly) true things that other people have been through and meet some other great minds who know that a storytelling slam is a slammmin way to spend an evening.

OUR SEPT 27 STORYTELLERS:
Stephanie Gholson is a Long Island actress, singer, and improviser. She sings in a rhythm & blues band called Sugar & Spice that performs in New York and around the country, with several spectacular performances at Suffolk Theater in Riverhead.

Lyn Cavataio is a psychic/medium and spiritual teacher in private practice on Long Island, nationally and internationally. She studied Taoist Healing with a Master of Qi-Gong Healing from China's Wudang Mountain. Healing, personal growth, and the interpretation of messages from the other-side and Universal energy are integrated into her work.

Alicia R. Peterson, Au.D, is an abstract painter who studies with Stan Brodsky at the Art League of Long Island, and has had shows in New York and Virginia. She has a doctorate in Audiology and a degree in Women's Studies.

John Martin is a Senior Public Health Educator with the Suffolk County Office of Health Education facilitating programs in Suffolk County public schools. Currently heading a program that trains kids to train their peers to stand up for anyone who is being bullied, he has provided programs about a wide range of health-related issues, including suicide prevention, sexually-transmitted diseases, and smoking.

Hosted by Jude Treder-Wolff