First Person Arts Valentine's Day EX FILES StorySlam Returns For Eighth Year
By: A.A. Cristi Jan. 26, 2018
Is your ex a horror story? Does Valentine's Day make your skin crawl? Look no further for the perfect way to celebrate your love, or hate, for Cupid! First Person Arts, the Philly-based organization that celebrates the power of the personal, returns with their extremely popular Ex Files StorySlam on Wednesday, February 14 starting at 7pm. This year's storytelling extravaganza will take place at Punch Line Philly (33 E. Laurel Street, Philadelphia).
Ex Files, now in its eighth year, is First Person Arts' biggest StorySlam of the season, and with good reason. A StorySlam is more than a storytelling competition. It's an invitation to share five minutes of your life in a room full of people who appreciate a well-told tale. Audience storytellers take to the stage with real life stories, and, on February 14, guests will share tales about loves lost or found. The winner will get a $100 prize and the chance to compete in the season finale, the Grand Slam, where Philly's best storyteller will be crowned.
First Person Arts' mission is to transform the drama of real life into memoir and documentary art to foster appreciation for our unique and shared experiences. The organization believes that everyone has a story to tell, and that sharing our stories connects us with each other and the world.
Popular First Person Arts host Chris Lundy will lead the evening's festivities at Punch Line Philly. Tickets are $14 and the event is general admission. More details and reservations can be found on FPA's website, firstpersonarts.org.
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First Person Arts Presents
Ex Files StorySlam
$14
Punch Line Philly (33 E. Laurel Street)
About First Person Arts: We are First Person Arts, a Philadelphia nonprofit organization that celebrates the power of the personal. Our storytelling, social impact, and festival programs reinforce our mission: everyone has a story to tell, and sharing these stories connects us with each other and the world. Whether you consider yourself an artist or observer, you have a story. And we have a way for you to share it, at a StorySlam, through a memoir writing class, or at the annual First Person Arts Festival.
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