This week's story is about Belonging -- which is a feeling a few of us might need right about now.
Featuring a story by Emma Lanza from our October 2017 live show.
Emma Lanza is a born and bred Montrealer with a background in theatre performance and arts management. She has her Master’s degree in Library Science and currently works in the Psychology Department at Concordia University. She has performed at Confabulation, YARN, and Grownups Read Things They Wrote As Kids. She once saw Stephen Sondheim on 42nd Street in New York City and cried for half an hour straight.
Thanks to the Conseil des Arts de Montreal for their support of Confabulation.
Music credit: Can't Have You by Bent by Elephants from their album This is Water. You can find more of their music at https://bentbyelephantsband.bandcamp.com/
This week's story is about Belonging -- which is a feeling a few of us might need right about now.
Featuring a story by Emma Lanza from our October 2017 live show.
Emma Lanza is a born and bred Montrealer with a background in theatre performance and arts management. She has her Master’s degree in Library Science and currently works in the Psychology Department at Concordia University. She has performed at Confabulation, YARN, and Grownups Read Things They Wrote As Kids. She once saw Stephen Sondheim on 42nd Street in New York City and cried for half an hour straight.
Thanks to the Conseil des Arts de Montreal for their support of Confabulation.
Music credit: Can't Have You by Bent by Elephants from their album This is Water. You can find more of their music at https://bentbyelephantsband.bandcamp.com/