- Discover Storytelling -
Local and international storytelling.
- Homegrown Live Storytelling -
Brings together the very best of live storytelling from across Australia.
A live storytelling event showcasing some of the extraordinary people and their stories that make up the Northern Territory.
Established in 2010, Barefaced Stories is the OG of modern storytelling in Australia.
A national LGBTQI+ storytelling project curated by Maeve Marsden.
Organises storytelling events across Perth and regional Western Australia to celebrate local stories.
Brings storytellers from all backgrounds and levels of experience to the stage to share true stories from their lives.
Dedicated to the art and craft of storytelling and our aim is to honour the personal stories of our local community.
- Live Storytelling from Abroad -
The Story Collider's mission is to reveal the vibrant role that science plays in all of our lives through the art of personal storytelling.
This longstanding storytelling organisation celebrates the ability of true, personal storytelling to illuminate both the diversity and commonality of human experience.
Founded in 2007, Spark holds regular events across Britain and aims to connect people through true stories.
One-of-a-kind performances that showcase autobiographical storytelling at the best venues in DC.
2nd Story is real stories by real people for real change. They believe that well-crafted, well-told stories can be a catalyst for change for artist and audience alike.
Story Group
Story Group is a great casual morning where we tease out our story ideas over a coffee. We hold these monthly groups as a way for people to prep and workshop their stories for our bimonthly Storytelling Nights and for newcomers to get a feel for oral storytelling. There is never any pressure to tell a story until you feel ready.
Come along to learn more about us or to test the waters with a friendly, supportive group of local storytellers.
We meet on the third Sunday of the month at the Nimbin Bush Theatre Café.
Next Story Group is on Sunday, 19 Nov, 10am-12pm.
All are welcome.
