I’ll be doing a mix of new and old material in this staged reading at Outpost 186 in Cambridge on Thursday December 8. This is my only Boston-area holiday show so please join me! Tickets are $10 at the door.
12/8 8 PM at Outpost 186: 186 1/2 Hampshire Street.
Inman Square, Cambridge 02139
For info, email me at judah.leblang@gmail.com or call 617-466-9637.
On Tuesday night I’ll be the featured storyteller at Story Space, Out of the Blue Gallery Too, 541 Mass Ave in Cambridge. Open mic starts at 7; I’ll be going on about 8 pm. Suggested donation is $5. More info at: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Story-Space/177178758969270
Hope to see you there!
I’ll be teaching Jumpstart Your Nonfiction, a course designed to get you writing and to generate new material, beginning Sunday Sept 25 6-9 PM at Grub Street in downtown Boston. The six week course will meet 9/25, and 10/9, 16, 23, 30, and 11/6. For more info and to sign up, go to Jumpstart Nonfiction
I also have two one-day workshops coming up in October:
Creative Nonfiction 101 on Saturday, October 8 from 10-5
Creative Nonfiction
and Writing from Real Life on Saturday October 22 from 10-5.
Writing from Real Life
I’ll be doing the latest version of my show, “One Man’s Journey to Adulthood” at HI Boston, 19 Stuart Street in the Theater District on Friday October 14 at 7:30 PM. Tickets are only $10 at the door. Please save the date and share with friends!
And check out this great review from Lavender, the Twin Cities’ gay newspaper, from my recent performance at the Minnesota Fringe Festival.
Lavender Magazine
I’m excited to be performing five shows at the Minnesota Fringe in Minneapolis, as part of the Minnesota Fringe Festival, which runs August 4-14. My shows are at Playwrights’ Center, a black box theater at 2301 E. Franklin in Minneapolis. Here’s the show page–day passes are $22 weekends/$16 weekdays
One Man’s Journey show page
The first shows will be Saturday August 6 at 10 PM, and Sunday August 7 at 7 PM.
Please share with friends in the Twin Cities!
On Friday December 4 I’ll be performing with my friends Randy Ross and Erica Ferencik at Outpost 186 in Cambridge. A fun, engaging evening with three fifty-something writers, exploring the terrain of middle age, love gone wrong, and other times when ‘Man planned and God laughed.’
I’ll be doing my show as part of the Chicago Fringe in Chicago’s Jefferson Park Neighborhood over Labor Day weekend 2015. Shows are at Windy City Music’s Blackbox, 5340-42 West Lawrence. Shows will be 9/4 at 8:30 PM, 9/5 at 4 PM, and 9/6 at 10 PM. Tickets are only $10, and available via the Fringe Fest site at One Man’s Journey
I’m thrilled to be part of an outstanding panel featuring 5 LGBT writers talking about their work: Alden Jones, Matthew Gilbert, Jennie Olds, Annie Weatherwax and me, with Neil Miller as moderator. The panel, “Literary Pride: LGBT writer talk about their work,” will take place on Thursday June 11 at Boston’s Hostel International, 19 Stuart Street in the Theater District. The event is free, and we are being featured in the literary section on the Boston Globe on Sunday June 6, 2015. Come, hear some talented authors and celebrate Pride!
I’m doing the latest version of “One Man’s Journey” at the historic Salem Athenaeum on Saturday April 11, 2015 at 7 PM. Tickets can be purchased through the library at:
http://salemathenaeum.net/event/one-mans-journey-through-the-middle-ages/
Come join storyteller/humorist Randy Ross and me for a humorous look at single life in middle age and various times when ‘Man planned and God laughed’
in this engaging two-man show. The show is open to the general public (i.e. you) and suggested donation at the door is $10. Show starts at 7:30, come schmooze and snack at 7 PM.
19 Stuart Street in Boston’s Theater District.
