Over the years, Lancaster Story Slam audience members and storytellers have asked us if we’d consider presenting a storytelling workshop, one that would help them get a story ready for the Story Slam stage. Well, we’re doing it—Lancaster  Story Slam is offering its storytelling workshop: Stories - Where to Find Them, How to Tell Them.

Conducted by JJ Sheffer and Tony Crocamo, producers of LSS, the workshop offers a proven and easy process for finding and preparing your stories as well as tips on how to deliver your stories for the greatest impact.

Registration is limited to 20 participants per class. The $20 ticket covers the cost of the room rental and supplies, with the remainder going to York and Lancaster Story Slams.

Register HERE for the June 4 Workshop. Registration for June 4th closes May 22. A minimum of ten participants is required. The workshop will be cancelled and the tuition will be refunded if fewer than ten register. 

If these two workshops sell out, we will offer a third in late summer or early fall.

About your facilitators...

Tony Crocamo is a rostered teaching artist with South Central PaARTners at Millersville University. He has participated in the Lancaster and York Grand Slams, winning the 2017 Lancaster Grand Slam and earning the title of Lancaster’s Best Storyteller of 2017.  He conducts workshops on Storytelling for Business and Storytelling to Strengthen Families by Preserving Family Stories. Clients have included Millersville University’s Ware Center, The State of Pennsylvania Leadership Development Institute, Lebanon County VA Medical Center, Lancaster Downtowners, Buchart Horn, Inc., OLLI (Penn State, York), Dave Romeo Seminars, and Homestead Village.

JJ Sheffer produces York Story Slam, Lancaster Story Slam, PechaKucha Night York, and several other arts and humanities programs in southcentral PA that create welcoming, safe spaces and utilize storytelling as a vehicle to help participants connect with others in their community. She is also a frequent storyteller and MC at story slams throughout the region and online. JJ has facilitated storytelling workshops, as well as trainings on how to host storytelling events, and loves helping people become better storytellers and listeners.