The Dublin Story Slam- Summer In The City

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Civic Theatre, Tuesday 16th July

An open mic storytelling night where members of the public get to share true personal stories inspired by their favourite city and compete for the title of Story Slam Champion.

This month we are looking to share your personal true stories inspired by a Summer you spent in a city you’ll never forget. From early childhood adventures under the hot sun, to complete wash outs and being stuck indoors. Summer romances, flings and dates to forging friendships at Summer camps and crazy concerts. Seasonal jobs that you’ll never do again to a summer spent doing nothing and loving every second. Or perhaps your Summer was defined by that one city-wide event, that brought everyone together or threatened to split them apart. Funny, sad, serious or silly, come share your personal true story this Summer and compete for the title of Tallaght’s very first, Story Slam Champion!


Date:
Tuesday 16th July
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€15 - €17
Address:
Civic Theatre, Tallaght, Dublin 24, Ireland

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