Miss us!? We’ve missed you!

After a pandemic-induced hiatus, WE ARE BACK! Join us at our old home, The Virgil, for a night of curated stories. Doors 7pm. Show starts at 8pm.

We are so excited to share the stage with these incredible storytellers! We know what they're cooking up and can't wait for you to be in on it!

Jude Harris: 
@judehopeharris

Jude Hope Harris is a producer, writer, and director, dividing her time between Mexico City and Los Angeles. Her writing has appeared in Cosmo, Filmmaker Magazine, and the ‘zine Lesbians are Miracles. She’s produced films and series that have appeared at Sundance, SXSW, Hulu, Starz, PBS, and Netflix. We can't wait for Jude to share her story! She's known for befriending scammers, but nothing like this...

Christina Anthony
@teenyanthony

Christina Anthony (Mixed-ish, The Woman In The House Across The Street From The Girl In The Window, Key & Peele) is a Los Angeles-based writer, performer, vocalist and comedian with Midwest roots. Before television, she learned her craft onstage, appearing at The Atlantic Theatre Company, New York Stage & Film, The Kennedy Center, The Philadelphia Theater Company, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, The Comedy Store, The Green Mill and more. With a career spanning over two decades, she loves to tell a story and is a sought after creative writing teaching artist and improv coach who partners with public schools, universities, corporations, and even those beginning their own television journey.

Cory Howard
@itscampfireball

Cory Howard is a storyteller and performer from North Carolina. He has been a National Storytelling Festival performer and a Moth Story Slam Grand Slam winner. He hosts his audience-centric immersive storytelling show The Campfireball at theatres, schools, libraries, community centers and backyards all over the country. Visit campfireball.net/ to see if you want to be friends.

Erin Lampart
@thatssolampy

Erin Lampart is a comedian, actress, dancer, and soup enthusiast based in Los Angeles. Erin has been commanding stages all over the country with her distinct brand of dark and silly physical comedy. From her training at the renowned Second City, or studying under acclaimed clown performer Dr. Brown (Phil Burgers), Erin’s gift for characters and impressions of everyday people have made her a stand-out at festivals and stand-up shows. You may have seen her on Comedy Central’s hit show “Corporate,” tap dancing on stage in a lampshade, or opening for touring musician Marco Benevento and his band. Most recently, Erin has been teaching people how to “turn on the lamp in your heart so that your brain can see” at her monthly creative dance and movement class, Lamp Heart Moves.