Confabulation Victoria Presents: Company's Coming!

Confabulation Victoria Presents: Company's Coming!
Stories of house guests, hauntings, and other kinds of visitors."
Thursday, October 17th
Doors: 6:30 PM | Show: 7:30 PM
Early Bird (first 50 tickets): $20 + fees | General Admission: $25
Minors Permitted with Parent/Guardian

Come enjoy an evening of true stories told live on stage by the people that lived them – without notes, props or gimmicks! Co-hosts Carol-Lynne Michaels and Cassandra Togneri will introduce you to six people with stories inspired by the theme “Company’s Coming.” You might hear stories of family feuds, paranormal activity, or unconventional home invasions!

STORYTELLERS will be announced soon
Check Confabulation.ca and our social accounts for updates facebook.com/ConfabStories

If YOU have a story to tell, submit your story outline to us online at confabulation.ca/tell-a-story, or email us at victoria@confabulation.ca.

ABOUT CONFABULATION
Confabulation is an all-true storytelling series that takes place regularly in Montreal and Victoria. Learn more about our shows, podcast and story development workshops on our website: confabulation.ca. Facebook, Instagram & Twitter: @ConfabStories

Confabulation Victoria is grateful to the Lekwungen (Lək̓ʷəŋən) speaking peoples, known today as the Songhees and Esquimalt (Xwsepsum) Nations, on whose traditional lands we gather upon to share stories together.

Event graphic design by Juan Ramirez | jramirez.co

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The VEC has zero tolerance for any type of racist, sexist, ableist, fatphobic, transphobic or homophobic behaviour. All guests must abide by the VEC’s policies listed here.

The VEC’s full accessibility details and elevator instructions can be viewed here: https://victoriaeventcentre.ca/attendees/accessibility/

This event is taking place on the traditional, stolen, unceded land of the Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples. We acknowledge the rich cultural history of the many peoples and rituals that have been affected by the ongoing process of dispossession and colonialism. We hold this understanding in our interactions and engagements with this land and its people.