Fish Tales has grown from a cozy storytelling evening at the GWC to a happening weekend night event every other month, showcasing real people, telling true stories from the heart.
A local storytelling program developed by the Gloucester Writers Center (GWC), because at heart every writer is a storyteller. In fact, we are all storytellers. Each day we tell stories about where we’ve been, what we’ve seen, and who we’ve talked to – all with additional color and flare, seriousness and humor, love and affection.
Fish Tales has grown from a cozy storytelling evening at the GWC to a happening weekend night event every other month, showcasing real people, telling true stories from the heart. Our storytellers are vulnerable, ready to share, funny and honest, and our enthusiastic audience reminds us that it is a joy and privilege to sit and listen to someone else’s life for a while.
Tickets: $9
Phone: (978) 281-4433
Email: boxoffice@gloucesterstage.com
Additional time info:
How do I watch Fish Tales: REDO?
You can watch the video via several platforms. Here are specific instructions and links to helpful Vimeo articles.
Watch via your computer’s web browser:
Follow the link that was sent to you in your email.
Enter the password when prompted.
Watch via your Phone (on an app or the browser):
It doesn’t matter if you have the Vimeo app.
Follow the link that was sent to you in your email.
Enter the password when prompted.
Watch via your TV streaming device:
This article in Vimeo's help section will let you know what TV streaming devices have Vimeo apps.
There is a multi-step process for watching a password-protected video using a Vimeo app on a TV streaming device. The first part can be done on a web browser or a phone app
Web Browser, iPad, or iPhone:
Go to http://vimeo.com and create a Vimeo account. If you already have one, log in.
Go back to your email and follow the link that was provided in your email.
Enter the password when prompted. You will then have access to the video.
In the upper right hand corner of the video screen you will see a heart icon and a clock icon. Click the clock icon. This adds the video to your “Watch Later” list.
Note: On an iPhone there are three dots just below the lower right hand side of the video screen and if you click those you will see a “Watch Later”. Select that and you will see a notification that you have saved it to your watch list.
First, install the Vimeo app on your TV Streaming Device. Then, go to your TV app:
Open the Vimeo App on your Smart TV or Streaming Device.
Log in using the same account that you used to save the video to your “Watch Later” list. You should see the video saved there and now available to be played. If you are already logged into your account on your AppleTV or Roku when you add the video to your “Watch Later” list, it may not appear on your list on your TV until you logout and log back in, again (this is what happened to us).
The Vimeo app for AppleTV’s has been fixed!
Watching the video on your Apple TV using Airplay:
From the Vimeo website: “With your device connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Apple TV, start playing a video and tap the AirPlay icon in the lower right-hand corner of the player. Just like that, your selected video will begin playing on your TV.”
(Watching) Casting a Video on a Chromecast:
From the Vimeo website: “With your device connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast, start playing a video and tap the Chromecast icon in the lower right-hand corner of the player. In mere moments, your selected video will begin playing on your TV. You can continue browsing Vimeo on your device while your video plays, and control playback on your TV using the Chromecast controls at the bottom of the app.”
2020/05/22 - 2020/05/31
Gloucester Stage Theater
267 East Main Street, Gloucester, MA 01930
Early arrival is encouraged for all patrons, as parking can sometimes prove challenging.
With a supportive neighborhood sharing the free on-street parking around the theater, patrons will be able to find safe parking spots within a five minute walk on the fullest of shows. There are three accessible parking spaces and a drop off area directly in front of the theater.
Additional free parking is available in the Rocky Neck Cultural District; simply take the next right turn after passing the theater, and you’ll see the parking lot on your right along with on street parking.
When parking on neighboring streets, be double-sure to not block driveways and make room for easy passage on the sidewalk.