Venue: The Screening Room E. Congress Street, Tucson. Join us for an enchanting night as storytellers take the Odyssey stage with "Queens," sharing their unique interpretations of the theme. Experience tales that explore facets of queenship, from the regal to the shocking to the amusing. Her background in dancing, singing, and acting has led her to play various roles in different mediums. She continues to keep her creative passion alive by writing, storytelling, directing, and tap dancing.
Now living in Arizona, Rick loves to write and perform content that blends humor and honesty with vulnerability. Being an artist has helped his personal growth, as it provided a space of healing through laughter and truth.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Thomas serves on the Amphi Foundation board and the Grace Hearing non-profit board. She produces and hosts a standup comedy show called Lady Bits and a children's improv comedy show called Pretendy Time. Her current passions include her Loft Cinema membership, Pima County library card, couch to 10k training program, and participation in an adult recreational dance troupe. The shared community building, and an overall great monthly experience.
Do you have a story for one of our upcoming themes? The themes are meant to be interpreted from a broad range of perspectives so your story might just be the one we are looking for. Odyssey Storytelling builds community through the art of storytelling. Our monthly event holds space for Tucson community members to take the stage and share a personal story. The magic of this simple act of sharing their truth in front of a live audience suddenly builds bridges across the human landscape.
People of diverse backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives join our stage and our audience. The outcome is a celebration of the richness of the human experience and the fostering of empathy, understanding, and solidarity. Odyssey has helped storytellers of all levels experienced, or first time find their voice and share their truth. Do You Love Odyssey? Want to help us keep stories alive in Tucson?
