Storytelling | Arts + Literature Laboratory | Madison Contemporary Arts Center

Storytelling

In this class participants will learn how to find, shape and present stories. You can bring an existing story to shape or find a new story from your life. We will discuss the five main elements to a story and how to discover them. By learning dynamic storytelling elements, you will gain the tools to pull short stories out of everyday life. Participants will learn how to turn an anecdote of something that happened to you into a story that illuminates a central truth about your life. This will be an interactive workshop with a mixture of mini lecture, 1:1 dialogue, small group work and presentations. 

THIS CLASS IS FULL. YOU MAY SUBMIT THE REGISTRATION FORM TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST AND RECEIVE NOTIFICATION WHEN WE OFFER THIS WORKSHOP AGAIN.

Jen Rubin Madison storytelling

Jen leads storytelling workshops around Madison, co-produces the Moth StorySlam in Madison, teaches the occasional social policy class at the University of Wisconsin School of Social Work, and also works at the Wisconsin Historical Society Press. She recently published her first book, We Are Staying: Eighty Years in the Life of a Family, a Store, and a Neighborhood

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Arts + Literature Laboratory is located at 111 S. Livingston Street #100, Madison, Wisconsin, 53703.

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