Dedicated to the art of live storytelling, The Moth returns to Lincoln Center to present another enlightening edition of its popular Mainstage show at Alice Tully Hall. Essayist and New Yorker writer Adam Gopnik hosts this inspiring evening featuring a diverse group of engaging storytellers.
In keeping with The Moth's tradition, the rules are simple: All stories are true and told without notes. The results are sometimes funny, sometimes poignant, and always entertaining.
Adam Gopnik, host
Frank Almond, storyteller
François Clemmons, storyteller
Simon Doonan, storyteller
Henia Lewin, storyteller
Trina Robinson, storyteller
Juliette Jones, musician
Venue
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Out of the Blue: The Moth at Lincoln Center
Saturday, October 13, 2018 at 7:30 pm Alice Tully Hall
- Adam Gopnik, Host
- Frank Almond, Storyteller
- François Clemmons , Storyteller
- Henia Lewin , Storyteller
- Trina Michelle Robinson, Storyteller
- Juliette Jones , Musician
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