"Personal & Community Resilience during the Pandemic" with True Story Theater

Stories of Personal & Community Resilience during the Pandemic 

Saturday, April 11, 2:oo to 3:30 pm via Zoom Video Conferencing

In partnership with Sustainable Arlington and Envision Arlington

What to expect in the online show
How are we doing as a community during this scary time? True Story Theater will help us explore what helps ground us in this turbulent time, and ways we have been giving and receiving support, personally and as a community. After volunteers speak, the actors will embody the emotional essence of what was shared, using movement, music, and dialogue. We’ll hear stories from audience volunteers in this artistic way. Once or twice during the event, we’ll also be in online “breakout rooms” to talk briefly with one other participant about how we’ve been doing this past month.​  ​Before we start the show, and to support the success of the event, we will familiarize all participants with the Zoom platform basic controls we’ll be using such as muting/unmuting your audio, turning on/off your video, and selecting to “hide non-video participants” on your screen.

To attend the show: Please RSVP using this Zoom registration form

https://zoom.us/meeting/register/vpQlfuGvpzkpRABLR1oCRsNy7v5iU8w8Lw

​You must register in advance to get the link and password to join the conference at 1:50 pm.​

Donations appreciated! Please add a note with date of show. $5 – $30 pay-what-you-can. (all contributions are matched 1:1 by the NEA). You can contribute here: https://truestorytheater.com/get-involved/donate/

*This event is part of “The Listening Project: Strengthening civic dialogue through storytelling theatre” which is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Foley Hoag Foundation.