Stories from the Black Community – vol 2
Join us in kicking off Black History Month – Monday, February 1, 2021 @ 7pm ET | 6pm CT | 4pm PT for the world premiere of This Is My Brave: Stories from the Black Community – vol 2. Chat with the cast and This Is My Brave Production team during and after the show for an interactive experience!
Let our storytellers from around the nation inspire you to find hope in your circumstances or give hope to someone you love who may be facing their own challenge.
Tickets are free but donations are accepted so that we may continue our work to eliminate stigma and increase hope for all people who suffer needlessly. Its okay not to be okay. There is hope in all circumstances. Join us to be inspired by this amazing cast of storytellers who are breaking barriers to end stigma!
*Due to some adult content and strong language, parental guidance is advised for children under 13.
Due to COVID-19, This Is My Brave: Stories from the Black Community will be performed virtually to ensure the safety of our storytellers, audience members, and staff. The event will be streamed online for a global audience on Monday, Feb 1, 2021.
This Is My Brave hosts storytelling performances across the United States each year, giving everyday community members a chance to stand on stage and share their personal experiences with mental illness or substance use disorders. Many are sharing stories publicly for the very first time. Cast members feel seen, understood, and less alone, and audience members learn more about and empathize with performers.
Each This Is My Brave performance is produced by a local producer or partner organization, with support from This Is My Brave. Performances encompass perspectives on many forms of mental illness or substance use disorder, including depression, anxiety, OCD, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, schizophrenia, PTSD, and more. Stories are shared via spoken word essay, original poetry, comedy, dance, or original music.