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  • Local FM’s Spoken Word Collective presents… a free workshop with Scott Thomas!

    Want to learn polish up on your storytelling skills? Why not try a FREE improv workshop with Scott Thomas?

     

    Scott Thomas is the founder of Improvisation Corporation – a local improvisation theatre group which has been performing shows in the Saint John area for over a decade including the Rogers TV programs Cheese, Monkey, Box, Pirate and Funzai! He has also produced several improv related musical shows including Less Miserable, Insert title here: The Musical and Hamilton McKenzie.

    At the workshop – participants will be introduced to basic improv concepts (listening, yes and-ing, offers, team story building) and given a safe and encouraging opportunity to begin using those skills via games, discussion and light scenework.

     

    Interested? Check out the Spoken Word Collective website for more information: http://swc.localfm.ca/2019/06/20/a-free-improv-workshop-with-scott-thomas/

  • DISTORTION ZINE : ISSUE 2 : Submissions Call-Out!

    Guess what?! Local 107.3fm is now accepting submissions for the upcoming SECOND ISSUE of our zine “Distortion” – due out this August!

    Written work of all sorts (stories, poems, interviews, record reviews, etc) as well as visual art (drawings, photography) are currently being collected and curated to be included! If you’d like to be included please email your submission to : distortion@cfmh.ca ! We are also open to individuals who are interested in helping out behind the scenes with the zine as well (assembly, editing, distribution, etc) !

    Submission deadline is June 30th, 2019. If you have additional questions please contact Stephanie Tierney at : distortion@cfmh.ca. If you’d like to see our FIRST ISSUE visit : https://distortion.localfm.ca !*We are very excited to include as many Saint John voices as we can! Individuals with unique experiences from underrepresented communities are highly encouraged to get involved! We can’t wait to hear from you! And please share this post in your networks!