Doors at 7:00 | Show at 7:30
All ages welcome.
Free parking is available in the lot across the street until full.
Telltale, a monthly curated storytelling show now in it’s sixth season, has long championed performances that embrace their tagline of “Get Vulnerable and Take No Shit.” This month, Telltale is excited to collaborate with The Nobodies Project to produce a show together that will celebrate the end of their first season! Telltale shows are community focused, welcoming, and always a bit of a surprise. People may tell their stories using whatever medium makes senes to them, so it could be essays, music, dancing, poetry, film, whatever strikes their fancy. You can expect an evening of laughter, softness, curse words, dark humor, and feeling a little less alone.
We also host a sweet little raffle, and sell some awfully precious merch.
Here’s the nøbodies project in their own words:
"the nøbodies project is a podcast, well kinda. it’s more of a community of artists regardless of where they are on their journey. this event will showcase all of the artists featured in our debut season. these artists include comedians, comic book artists, filmmakers, storytellers, animators, skateboarders, musicians, and more.
We’re excited to have our community grow with this show. the most exciting part is we encourage you not only to come have fun at this show but afterward, please consider getting involved by submitting your art to us. We promise to give heartfelt, real, honest feedback from everyone at the nobodies project, all the talented artists included.
Join us for a night and become a part of the community.”
The venue is wheelchair accessible, has a full bar, and enough room to spread out. Chairs are fixed like in a theatre, but folding chairs without arms can be added for anyone that needs alternate seating. At this time, for the safety and inclusion of our whole community, we are also planning on requiring masks at this show. Feel free to email us directly with any additional questions!
markie@nobodiesproject.com