A event held at The Wardrobe Theatre on Sunday 15th August. The event starts at 14:00.
Story Slam is where you can hear people's amazing true stories, told live on stage. Come and share your own story, or simply come along and enjoy everyone else's. ❤
We are back in real space at the Wardrobe Theatre and so excited to see you all again.
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COVID-19
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• There will be a socially-distanced limited audience
• There will be allocated seating on the day to ensure safe travel around the theatre
• Masks must be worn by all audience members
• Everyone will enter and exit via the fire exit car park (directions here: https://thewardrobetheatre.com/temporary-theatre-entrance/)
• Hand sanitiser will be provided and increased ventilation in the theatre
• There will be enhanced cleaning in the theatre before and after the show.
• Full refunds will be offered if performances are cancelled for any reason.
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THEME
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This month our theme is strength, with stories of physical strength, emotional strength and strength of character. Stories of exercising, fighting and working. Testing the strength of your body, or the strength of your argument. Strength of mind, strength of conviction and sticking to your guns. How strong is your resolve? That time you carried the team. Stories of power, control and domination. Overpowering someone, or being overpowered. Arm wrestling, weightlifting and citizens arrest. Your power, your muscle, and your brawn, or someone else's. Something that's secure, indestructible, impenetrable or inviolable. Or the inverse, stories of weakness, fragility and insecurity. Perhaps you have a story about a feat of great strength that took tenderness, or a feat of great tenderness that took strength.
What makes you strong? What does strength mean to you? Come tell us on August 15th at the Wardrobe Theatre.
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TICKETS
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Ticket link: https://thewardrobetheatre.com/livetheatre/story-slam/
Please note tickets are being sold in pairs to enable Story Slam to be as safe as possible, whilst allowing as many people as possible to join the show.
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STORY RULES
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Live stories must follow a few simple rules. The rules are not meant to be restrictive, but are to ensure consistency and give as many people as possible the chance to share stories.
• They have to be true
• They must be told in 5 minutes.
• They must be stories. No rants, stand-up routines or monologues. (A story has a beginning, middle and end with some change and/or conflict having occurred)
• They need to be first person. You should be a major character in the story.
• Told without notes or props.
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CONTENT WARNINGS
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In the interest of making the story slam a safer and more comfortable place, storytellers are able to submit content warnings for their stories, to warn of any sensitive topics. Details of how to do this will be explained on the day. Content warnings are read out before each story to give people a chance to leave the room if they so wish.
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SAFER SPACES
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We work hard at Story Slam to try and create a place where people feel safe and comfortable to share stories. We're continually trying to make our events better places to be and our aim is to hear stories that we don’t get to hear anywhere else. We want to make Story Slam better than the world around it. So to help us achieve this, we have our own safer spaces policy. http://www.storyslam.co.uk/safer-spaces/
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ACCESSIBILITY
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We want our events to be as accessible as possible. The venue has full step free access to the theatre and the stage. If you have any specialised requirements to attend that we can help with, please get in touch! And if there’s anything else we can do to help make the event more accessible to you, let us know and we’ll do our best to accommodate!
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AGE LIMIT
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Story Slam has no age limit, however the live and spontaneous nature of the show means that profanity and adult themes are to be expected. Children are welcome if accompanied by an adult, but parental discretion is advised.
Entry requirements:
We are back in real space at the Wardrobe Theatre and so excited to see you all again.
*********
COVID-19
*********
• There will be a socially-distanced limited audience
• There will be allocated seating on the day to ensure safe travel around the theatre
• Masks must be worn by all audience members
• Everyone will enter and exit via the fire exit car park (directions here: https://thewardrobetheatre.com/temporary-theatre-entrance/)
• Hand sanitiser will be provided and increased ventilation in the theatre
• There will be enhanced cleaning in the theatre before and after the show.
• Full refunds will be offered if performances are cancelled for any reason.
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THEME
*********
This month our theme is strength, with stories of physical strength, emotional strength and strength of character. Stories of exercising, fighting and working. Testing the strength of your body, or the strength of your argument. Strength of mind, strength of conviction and sticking to your guns. How strong is your resolve? That time you carried the team. Stories of power, control and domination. Overpowering someone, or being overpowered. Arm wrestling, weightlifting and citizens arrest. Your power, your muscle, and your brawn, or someone else's. Something that's secure, indestructible, impenetrable or inviolable. Or the inverse, stories of weakness, fragility and insecurity. Perhaps you have a story about a feat of great strength that took tenderness, or a feat of great tenderness that took strength.
What makes you strong? What does strength mean to you? Come tell us on August 15th at the Wardrobe Theatre.
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TICKETS
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Ticket link: https://thewardrobetheatre.com/livetheatre/story-slam/
Please note tickets are being sold in pairs to enable Story Slam to be as safe as possible, whilst allowing as many people as possible to join the show.
*********
STORY RULES
*********
Live stories must follow a few simple rules. The rules are not meant to be restrictive, but are to ensure consistency and give as many people as possible the chance to share stories.
• They have to be true
• They must be told in 5 minutes.
• They must be stories. No rants, stand-up routines or monologues. (A story has a beginning, middle and end with some change and/or conflict having occurred)
• They need to be first person. You should be a major character in the story.
• Told without notes or props.
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CONTENT WARNINGS
*********
In the interest of making the story slam a safer and more comfortable place, storytellers are able to submit content warnings for their stories, to warn of any sensitive topics. Details of how to do this will be explained on the day. Content warnings are read out before each story to give people a chance to leave the room if they so wish.
*********
SAFER SPACES
*********
We work hard at Story Slam to try and create a place where people feel safe and comfortable to share stories. We're continually trying to make our events better places to be and our aim is to hear stories that we don’t get to hear anywhere else. We want to make Story Slam better than the world around it. So to help us achieve this, we have our own safer spaces policy. http://www.storyslam.co.uk/safer-spaces/
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ACCESSIBILITY
*********
We want our events to be as accessible as possible. The venue has full step free access to the theatre and the stage. If you have any specialised requirements to attend that we can help with, please get in touch! And if there’s anything else we can do to help make the event more accessible to you, let us know and we’ll do our best to accommodate!
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AGE LIMIT
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Story Slam has no age limit, however the live and spontaneous nature of the show means that profanity and adult themes are to be expected. Children are welcome if accompanied by an adult, but parental discretion is advised.
Entry requirements:
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