Join us for an after-show discussion and lunch!

Performance of the one person show at the Kennedy Center on campus!

Join us for a Storytelling Workshop (with Dinner)!
*Contact Levitt Center to Sign-Up

Performance of the one person show followed by a talk-back with the creative team and special guests.

Free and open to the public.

Andrew Aghapour visits Robyn Schroeder’s course AMST 702 - Readings in American Studies to talk Arts, Advocacy and the Academy.

Only open to students currently enrolled in the course.

Andrew Aghapour visits Brandon Bayne’s course RELI 697: Confession and Conversion.

Only open to students currently enrolled in the course.

For grad students and/or faculty, this workshop would teach academic scholars how personal storytelling can help translate concepts for a broad public audience. Whether you’re interested in sharing personal stories on stage or in integrating anecdotes into public talks and lectures, this workshop will help you become a more effective and personal communicator.

Space is limited. Register here.

Ashley Melzer visits Sarah Boyd’s course ENGL 137 - Literature in a Digital Age: Books, E-books, and the Literary Marketplace.

Only open to students currently enrolled in the course

Folklore Masters alumna Ashley Melzer delivers a talk about using scholarly and advocacy skills in creative pursuits.

Free and open to the public.

Performance of the one person show followed by a talk-back with the creative team and special guests.

Creators Andrew Aghapour and Ashley Melzer visit AMST248 Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality, and Social Justice.

Only open to students currently enrolled in the course.

Kick back and enjoy tall tales from local friends at the inaugural Storytelling on the Porch at the Center for the Study of the American South. Curated by the team at Southern Cultures, this show will feature four storytellers including special guests from the creative team of “Zara.”

Free and open to the public.