What They Say: The Woman
Storytelling evening THE WOMAN –– where personal stories get staged.
15.3.15
15.3.15
The House in Magstræde
A place on stage requires only a self-experienced story of max 5 minutes. You can register as a narrator to detmansiger@hoert.dk, and you are guaranteed a place on stage. You can also take advantage of the moment and join the bar for the evening itself.
The event
On the occasion of International Women's Day and the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage in Denmark, HEARD organizes a storytelling evening about THE WOMAN.
Do you have a great-grandmother who voted for the first time in 1915? Do you have a teenage daughter who is becoming a grown woman? Do you have a female colleague who earns less than you and a story about why this is so?
WHAT THEY SAY is the audience's night -- and anyone can sign up as narrators. There is room for eight people on stage, each of whom enriches, illuminates and interprets the theme of the evening THE WOMAN.
The artists
Community Cabinet HEARD organizes storytelling evenings because this genre is democratic, involving and even mastered by everyone.
HEARD works actively so that citizens can meet and share a little bit of themselves with each other. In this way, we all help to put words to the world that surrounds us. HEARD guests SEARCHES every 3 months with new storytelling evenings. Follow along here on the site.
HØRT
The HØRT community organizes storytelling evenings because this genre is democratic, engaging, and can be mastered by anyone. HØRT actively works to enable citizens to meet and share a little bit of themselves with each other. In this way, we all contribute to putting words to the world around us. HØRT visits HAUT every three months with new storytelling evenings. Follow along here on this page.
Format
HEARD appears on SEARCHES, this time in connection with the program series Scandinavian Pain.