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Storytelling Workshop June 11

Graphic that reads: Storycurious: Storytelling Workshops For All with OK, So Tulsa logo and McKeon Center for Creativity logo

Whether you’re an experienced storyteller or a complete novice, this workshop series will help you develop story ideas, workshop existing stories, and introduce you to Tulsa’s storytelling community. Winners of the Ok, So Tulsa’s annual “Best Storyteller Competition” will help you develop your story by providing feedback and storytelling tips. 

Please come ready to tell your true, personal story that’s no longer than 5 minutes. Rough drafts are encouraged – there’s no such thing as a perfect story! Online Only (email cindy.barton@tulsacc.edu for link). 

Workshop participants are encouraged to put their name in the hat at the OK, So...Tulsa storyslam on Friday, June 14 at Living Arts. This month's theme is WTF.

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