Hong Kong Stories

Nick tells of his addiction and rachel tells of an encounter while alone. Our workshops are back on! Check the website for details: hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Dennis tells of a friend who turned out to be not much of a friend at all and we relisten to a story from Austin from the HKILF 2017. Find more details of how to tell great stories here: www.hongkongstories.com Find more information about the HKILF here: www.festival.org.hk Everyone has a story to tell.

Rachel tells a story from her working life and we revisit a story from Ross about his work experience. Hong Kong stories tells true, first person stories live before an audience, without notes! Everyone has a story and we love to hear yours! Get in touch through the contact links on the website www.hongkongstories.com

Victoria reads her Love Poem for Granny in the Time of Covid in the studio and we hear a story from Jessica of her family relations. We are starting to have live workshops again - we posted a couple and they are already full! We will be posting more in future. Keep checking the links through www.hongkongstories.com

DJ takes on a journey of love while we revisit a story of another love quest from Jessica. These true, first person stories were told before a live audience in Hong Kong. We are very proud of our Hong Kong community and would love you to become a part of it. You can find details on the website www.hongkongstories.com or email storieshongkong@gmail.com for further information on how to attend a free workshop. Everyone has a story to tell.

Kristen and Jenn tell a series of stories about living in Hong Kong from a show in 2018 called Permission to Pause. Our next show will be the Student Story Slam on 24 October at the Fringe Club - tickets can be found by following the links at www.hongkongstories.com or ticketflap Then we will have our monthly live show titled Community on 29 October - tickets can be found by following the links at www.hongkongstories.com or ticketflap And finally Hong Kong Stories is once again taking part in the Hong Kong International Literary Festival on November 13 also at the Fringe Club tickets can be found by following the links at www.hongkongstories.com, festival.org.hk or ticketflap

John tells us about his romantic pursuits and Ente tells us about his own love story. If you want to know more - go to Hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell

Three storytellers tell fragments of stories from our experimental show in March 2018. The storytellers are: Nicole, Rong and X. Check the website for details on upcoming shows! www.hongkongstories.com everyone has a story to tell.

Jaye tells us about looking for a connection and Jannita retells a story that asks a question. If you are ready to tell yourstory, get in touch! www.hongkongstories.com

Vania Chow's project 'Neighbours in Limbo' brings us a story she wrote after listening to the stories of refugees in Hong Kong. The second story today is from Jenn, about the wilds of Hong Kong. The Student Story Slam is coming up in October - get your stories ready now and send them in to us! You can find details on the website www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Angela tells us of getting off on the wrong foot and we revisit a story from Madeleine about finding her footing in a new space. These true, first person stories were told live in Hong Kong! You can join our storytelling community too. Go to www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Vania Chow's project 'Neighbours in Limbo' brings us a story she wrote after listening to the stories of refugees in Hong Kong. The second story today is from Austin, about being different while growing up. The student Story Slam is coming up in October - get your stories ready now and send them in to us! Find out more on the website www.hongkongstories.com

Charles explains some working life decisions and Jannita has a story of a job she once had. These true, first person stories were told live in Hong Kong. OUr storytellers are the best and we want to say thanks to everyone who has participated in the past few years! The Student Story Slam is coming up at the End of October - check our website www.hongkongstories.com for details! Everyone has a story to tell.

Vincent tells his story of finding his voice and we have a story recorded as part of the Hong Kong Spoken Word Festival 2019 from a show by Liars' League HK. The story is called Everybody's Cleopatra, written by Marshal Moore and performed by DJ Hamilton. For more information on Hong Kong Stories including how to get involved with the 2020 Hong Kong Student Story Slam, please go to www.hongkongstories.com

Joy tells us of looking around and making decisions and we revisit a story from Becca about a very difficult day. Our true, first person stories were told before a live audience in Hong kong. If you have a story to tell we would love to hear them - get in touch through our contact page at www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Sapphire tells of her adventures at the top of a ladder and Kristen tells of her adventures on the plains. These true, first person stories were told in front of a live audience in Hong Kong. Our storytellers come from all walks of life and are very talented people who took a chance and came to a workshop to tell a story. You can get in touch with your own story through the website - www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Will gives us a tale of some body art from our January 2020 show which had the theme Ready, Steady Go and we enjoy a poem from Nashua Gallagher titled Force Fed. Nashua performed this poem at Spring Cleaning - a show with Peel Street Poetry and Spill Stories as part of the Hong kong Spoken Word Festival in 2019. We look forward to hearing your stories again as soon as we are able. Keep abreast of updates on www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Fredrick tells us of his adventure in the mountains and X tells of a time when he got in deeper than he expected! If you have a story to tell, you can send us an email at storieshongkong@gmail.com or through the contact us page on our website hongkongstories.com

Suckey tells of taking a very HK form of transport and Niharika tells of her navigational woes. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story, come to a workshop - details can be found at www.hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.

Aubrey tells of her exercise regime while living overseas and we revisit Kristen's story of how she keeps fit. These true, first person stories were told before a live audience in Hong Kong. If you would like to hear your BEST story, come along to a workshop and our expert storytellers will help you to refine your own story! Find us at hongkongstories.com Everyone has a story to tell.