Confabulation presents Tell The Family
Confabulation Montreal
Montreal — a city of stories. Unique people, places and events create a city that is rich in personal and political histories. Confabulation is a monthly showcase, dedicated to giving these stories a home, or at least a stage on which to play.
Confabulation is a unique storytelling event in Montreal where all the stories are true. They are honest accounts, told without notes, props, or gimmicks. The show is inspired by The Moth, and millennia of oral tradition history, and hopes to encourage the practice and art of storytelling in this contemporary world.
Confabulation presents: Tell the Family is the event where storytellers are invited to either share their stories about their family -- or those great stories that get inherited, passed down the family tree.
Hosted and produced by local actor and comedian Matt Goldberg, Confabulation brings you a showcase of unique, true tales told live by people.
All kinds of people.
Doctors. Boxers. Students. Grandmas. You.
Anybody.
And hopefully, everybody.
December 6th at 8PM.
Tickets are by suggested donation of $8.
Produced and partnership with MainLine Theatre
HORAIRE / SCHEDULE
- Samedi 6 Décembre 2014 (Toute la journée)
120 minutes
Pour âges / For ages 12+
Retardataires / Latecomers : 120 minutes
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