Sharon tells us about how she saw things a little differently after work one night. This true first person story was told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong for a show in October 2018 with the theme of Home. The second story is from Jane who got in touch via our Facebook page to share with us a story of her own.

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Everyone has a story to tell.

Giselle tells us about finding her voice in a place she wasn't looking. This true first person story was told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong for a show in October 2018 with the theme of Home. The second story is from Liar's League HK. The fictional story is called A Taste of Heaven, written by Giles Anderson and read by Saffron.

If you want to learn more about how to tell great stories go to hongkongstories.com and join one of our free weekly workshops! If you want to know more about Liar's League Hong Kong - they can be found through their Facebook page of the same name.

Everyone has a story to tell.

Joyce has a story of learning to belong and a snippet from a complicated show from Yuri explains the Welsh word hiraeth. Thiese true, first person stories were told at the Fringe club in Hong Kong as part of a Hong Kong Stories show. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story, go to hongkongstories.com and join one of our free workshops today!

Everyone has a story to tell!

Amelia tells us how long it takes her to discover fundamental truths. This true, first person story was told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong for a show in October 2018 with the theme 'Home'. If you want to learn how to tell your best story go to www.hongkongstories.com and find out!

Everyone has a story to tell.

This true, first person story was told by Sheridan before a live audience at Tai Kwun Heritage Centre in Hong Kong as part of the Hong Kong International Literary Festival 2018. This is the last podcast fro 2018 so have a great year ahead!

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Everyone has a story to tell.

Niharika tells us about a slightly damp adventure and Austin tells about different sort of adventure all together. These true, first person stories were told in front of a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong. If you want to learn how to tell your best story go to http://www.hongkongstories.com/ to find out more. It's better than comedy, it's better than drama, it's real life.

Pooja tells about her quest to find the perfect workplace and Jannita tells about working in her first job. These true, first person stories were told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong. Pooja's story was told for a show in September 2018 and Jannita's was told way back in 2016! If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story - head on over to Hongkongstories.com - Everyone has a story to tell!

Mel tells us about her mother's attempts to keep her safe. This true, first person story was recorded in the studio after an equipment failure during a show in 2018. After Mel we have some fragments from the fragmented show Age of Reckoning in May 2018. If you want to learn how to tell your BEST story, go to www.hongkongstories.com/.

Everyone has a story to tell!

Suhas tells us about a ritual he preforms yearly, then Jenn tells us a story of her evolving relationship with her mom. This true, first person story was told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong for a show with the theme of Something Blue. If you would like to learn how to tell your best story - head on over to our website and follow the steps!

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You can also find information about our next live show!

Jessica tells us about her contribution to her mother's future happiness. This true, first person story was told before a live audience at the Fringe Club in Hong Kong for a show with the theme of Something Blue. If you would like to learn how to tell your best story - head on over to our website and follow the steps!

http://www.hongkongstories.com/

You can also find information about our next live show!

A poem titled Cantonese Idioms by Tammy Ho Lai Ming is shared after the story. Tammy's book Hula Hooping can be found on bookdepository.com