“Tale Spinners” storytelling at Olympic Theatre Arts

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"Tale Spinners" storytelling starts at Olympic Theatre Arts Center

Olympic Theatre Arts Center announces the beginning of a new tradition: "Tale Spinners", a comfortable, safe storytelling evening for grown ups. This new, monthly event debuts the day before Halloween, Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. October 30, 2021. Storytellers and listeners will meet in the Gathering Hall, a newly revamped, nimble and cozy space for intimate events. OTA invites the public to come share and hear "Scary Stories", the first theme of the series. 

The event is hosted by Star Pittman and features seasoned local storytellers as well as "walk-in" storytellers from the public. OTA invites everyone to come hone their ability to recount fun events from their lives.

"I believe that each of us has a story to tell," said Pittman. "I recently moved to Sequim and love to walk the beaches and trails. I am amazed by the conversations I have with random strangers who have the most interesting tales to tell. My desire is to have a safe, comfortable place to share little pieces of our lives."

Costumes are encouraged to get into the Halloween spirit. Refreshments will be available. Tickets are $10 online at olympictheatrearts.org or at the door. All proceeds will go to fund OTA's "Deck the Walls'' exterior embellishment project to restore the exterior of the theatre's historic building. For more information visit olympictheatreatrs.org or call the box office at 360--683-7326 Tuesday to Friday, 1:00-4:00.

Proof of vaccine or negative PRC lab test less than 72 hours old is required for admittance to the theatre. Face masks are mandatory.