Thanks to all the NYTI storytellers and friends of the series who came out to celebrate our one year anniversary last night. If you weren’t able to make it and want to relive our past shows, check out these images from the No, YOU Tell It! yearbook. And of course, you can always listen to past shows right here on our website or on Soundcloud.
Our next storytelling evening, Noted, will be happening on June 3rd. More details to come, but do, er, take note, and mark your calendars.
No, YOU Tell It! had an amazing first year of switched-up stories and fabulous storytellers. We’d love for you to join us in celebrating them at the No, YOU Tell It! one-year anniversary party and “Friendraiser” on May 8th from 6 - 10 pm @ Deacon Brodie’s (370 West 46th).
What is a friendraiser exactly? We have a lot of fun plans for NYTI’s second year and our first step is building the NYTI community.
If you are interested in being a future switched-up storyteller, we’d love to talk with you more about doing one of our upcoming installments.If NYTI alums have a friend (or two!) who are interested in taking part, please bring them with you! Have any visual artist friends who might want to work with us to create an image inspired by future show themes? You guessed it - bring them!
We are proud of all we’ve been able to accomplish in our first year of NYTI and excited for year two!
We have the back area of Deacon Brodie’s reserved and will be ordering up some pizzas to share. Please RSVP if you plan on partying with us!
Closing out the night, here is Jeff Wills performing Nicholas Maistros’ “Collecting.”
Opening the second half of our evening, here is Nicholas Maistros performing “Lost Track” by Jeff Wills.
Now, switching it up, here is Megan Hart performing Olivia Harris’ “A Bisexual Teen’s Guide to Dating.”
From the first half of our evening of Outdated stories, here is Olivia Harris performing “Kiara: or Why I Have This Phone” written by Megan Hart.
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