Tell Me More... Live Storytelling returns to the stage totally revived! Part 3: Jessa Gaul is back with a story about love and Molly.

Tell Me More… Live Storytelling returns to the stage totally revived! Part 2: A very personal story about escaping abuse and coming back to yourself.

The Push Comedy Theater could use your support through this time of social distancing and sanitizing everything. Visit www.pushcomedytheater.com to purchase a gift certificate for a future show or donate a few dollars out of the goodness of your heart.

CONTENT WARNINGS:

All episodes may contain strong language.

Featured photo by Brendan Kennedy

What is Tell Me More… Live Storytelling? Everyone has a story. There are plenty of storytelling events around the world to showcase them. We’re not that different – except we tell stories from a small stage in a mid-size military town. Come see the show at the Push Comedy Theater in Norfolk, Va.

Take a look at our schedule for show dates.

Do you have a story that fits one of our themes? Pitch it!

Tell Me More... Live Storytelling returns to the stage totally revived! Part 1: Brendan Kennedy and Ed Phillips.

Marriage, work, life…. so much control we do and don’t have. Taylor Kinter traveled to the idea of “control” from the theme of the night “greed.”

The Push Comedy Theater could use your support through this time of social distancing and sanitizing everything. Visit www.pushcomedytheater.com to purchase a gift certificate for a future show or donate a few dollars out of the goodness of your heart.

CONTENT WARNINGS:

All episodes may contain strong language.

Featured photo by Brendan Kennedy

What is Tell Me More… Live Storytelling? Everyone has a story. There are plenty of storytelling events around the world to showcase them. We’re not that different – except we tell stories from a small stage in a mid-size military town. Come see the show at the Push Comedy Theater in Norfolk, Va.

Take a look at our schedule for show dates.

Do you have a story that fits one of our themes? Pitch it!

Rick Krupnick shared his story in August. We’re just getting around to producing it with a special intro from Deb and James. COVID-19 closed the Push Comedy Theater, and, thus, shut down Tell Me More… Live Storytelling too. We have a bunch of recordings to get us through. (It’s not like we make bank anyway.) The Push, however, is depending on Facebook livestreams, video-conferencing, and the kindness of friends and strangers. Visit www.pushcomedytheater.com to purchase a gift certificate for a future show or to just outright donate a few dollars. We look forward to seeing you soon-ish!

CONTENT WARNINGS:

All episodes may contain strong language.

Featured photo by Brendan Kennedy

What is Tell Me More… Live Storytelling? Everyone has a story. There are plenty of storytelling events around the world to showcase them. We’re not that different – except we tell stories from a small stage in a mid-size military town. Come see the show at the Push Comedy Theater in Norfolk, Va.

Take a look at our schedule for show dates.

Do you have a story that fits one of our themes? Pitch it!

Ryan McIntyre tells us about his favorite author, his mom, hospitals, trauma, and endurance. 

CONTENT WARNINGS:

All episodes may contain strong language.

Featured photo by Brendan Kennedy

What is Tell Me More… Live Storytelling? Everyone has a story. There are plenty of storytelling events around the world to showcase them. We’re not that different – except we tell stories from a small stage in a mid-size military town. Come see the show at the Push Comedy Theater in Norfolk, Va.

Take a look at our schedule for show dates.

Do you have a story that fits one of our themes? Pitch it!

Jessa Elizabeth, right, has a message: Two thumbs up it. But seriously... don't drink and drive.

Harvest Bellante shares her years as a camp counselor and glutton for punishment.

Justin Kosch family mourned with food, celebrated with food, and passed the time with food. When he got to 346, he decided he needed to do something about it. But it’s not that easy.

Being a comedian was harder than he thought, but Kevin Berard, left, still had the bar/arcade.