The Mosquito Story Slam – What I Did for Love

The Mosquito Story Slam will continue their monthly residency at
the Provincetown Theater in 2023, setting new dates and themes for a
succession of 7PM Saturday night shows at the Outer Cape playhouse
now thru April – as well as a special Sunday night show in May in honor of Mother’s Day. Co-hosted by Vanessa Vartabedian and William Mullin, from the winter into the spring of this year, the new schedule for Mosquito Story Slam shows will be as follows:

Sat, February 11 – Theme: “What I did for Love”
Sat, March 25 – Theme: “Money, Money, Money”
Sat, April 22 – Theme: “Animals”
Sunday, May 14 – Theme: “Your Mother!”

General seating, all tickets are $20 and – because the show often
sells out – we encourage folks to purchase their tickets in advance
online at provincetowntheater.org. Doors open at 6:30PM, 7PM show.
Free parking. Cash bar open all evening.

What’s a Story Slam, Anyway?
For those new to story slams, here’s how The Mosquito works:
Storytellers from the audience prepare a story (up-to-5-minutes) basedon the night’s theme. They place their names in the “Mosquito Net” to be picked at random during the evening. Each show will have up to 10 storytellers, chosen from audience participants to get up and “Bite it Live” on stage. Stories are told, not read, though notes and/or props are admissible. Adult language likely. So, give it a chance, sign up, and purchase tickets early. For updates, please follow us on Facebook and Instagram. For further information, visit provincetowntheater.org.