Great storytelling – and storytellers – creates a connection between themselves and the audience. It weaves the threads of their lives together with those listening, and makes you think things like ‘oh, I’m not alone!’ or ‘I’ve been there!’ or ‘that sounds good; will they share that recipe?’<br /><br />Stories From the Tribe is an event by TC Jewfolk. This is a live, on-the-bima show, featuring 12 women telling their true Jewish stories that have a thread to being – or having – a Mammaleh. The stories include good, bad, funny, sad, hilarious, and golden moments.<br /><br />Stories From The Tribe is an annual show by TC Jewfolk. The show will always be in June and information about the show will always go to our email list first. So go to <a href="https://bit.ly/tcj-newsletter" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">bit.ly/tcj-newsletter</a> and sign up for our email list to be the first to know about show dates, calls for auditions, cast announcements, and when tickets go on sale.
MN Mammalehs: Stories from the Tribe
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Great storytelling – and storytellers – creates a connection between themselves and the audience. It weaves the threads of their lives together with those listening, and makes you think things like ‘oh, I’m not alone!’ or ‘I’ve been there!’ or ‘that sounds good; will they share that recipe?’<br /><br />Stories From the Tribe is an event by TC Jewfolk. This is a live, on-the-bima show, featuring 12 women telling their true Jewish stories that have a thread to being – or having – a Mammaleh. The stories include good, bad, funny, sad, hilarious, and golden moments.<br /><br />Stories From The Tribe is an annual show by TC Jewfolk. The show will always be in June and information about the show will always go to our email list first. So go to <a href="https://bit.ly/tcj-newsletter" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">bit.ly/tcj-newsletter</a> and sign up for our email list to be the first to know about show dates, calls for auditions, cast announcements, and when tickets go on sale.
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