Storytelling Workshop & Showcase *In-Person*
What’s your story? Get introduced to the art of story structure and receive tips on using humor, building drama, and connecting to an audience. Each participant will have several opportunities to present five and ten-minute true stories, much like stories from The Moth. Participants are also welcome to workshop short fiction pieces, memoirs, plays, and screenplays. In-depth comments and discussion follow all performances. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to practiced storytellers. *Note: The final class allows students to showcase their stories to an invited audience of friends and family. This final showcase is optional. Instructor, Dewayne Nelson
Sections
TELLWI25.01
10 Wednesdays, 6-7:30pm. Begins Jan. 8
This class will meet in-person at CCAE. Please view our In-Person Class Guidelines prior to enrolling.
What’s your story?? Get introduced to the art of story structure and receive tips on using humor, building drama, and connecting to an audience. Each participant will have several opportunities to present five and ten-minute true stories, much like stories from The Moth. Participants are also welcome to workshop short fiction pieces, memoirs, plays, and screenplays. In-depth comments and discussion follow all performances. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to practiced storytellers. *Note: The final class allows students to showcase their stories to an invited audience of friends and family.This final showcase is optional
Instructors: Dewayne Nelson
Instructor
Dewayne Nelson
Dewayne Nelson has been an actor in Boston for over 13 years. He is a member of the Screen actors Guild. He has performed in community theater productions as well as landing commercial work for TV and film. Some of his credits include, All My Children, TV ads for Nike, visa, AJ Write, Dunkin Donuts, the History channel, PBS and featured in films like the Zoo Keeper, Ted and Sergeants. He had trained with TVI actor's studio in New York as well as training with Boston base professionals.