Powerstories True Story Open Mic Nights. 

We are glad to see that you have made the connection with Powerstories. We are bringing the art of true storytelling to Tampa Bay.
Our mission statement is: "Staging true stories to open minds and hearts to inspire action worldwide."
We believe that in telling the true story we help change lives and open channels for communication.
This week's theme is: "Something Good".
The theme is suggested and we will allow any story to be told. We have kept the procedures very simple. We require that you sign in when you arrive. If you would like to tell a story - please fill out a story card and place it in the basket. Cards will be drawn randomly from the basket to be told. Storytelling Rules: Story must be true Must be told not read Limited to 5 minutes
We are located at the corner of W. Kennedy and Albany. I hope this information answers your questions. We look forward to meeting you Thursday and hearing your stories.



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Women's Inspirational Theatre

A new show is developed every two years.
These original shows have performed in 
10 cities since 2000. 



To learn more join us for a meeting on
November 13 and/or November 27 at 7 pm.
Powerstories Studio - 2105 W. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa, FL

813-253-2000
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Girlstories Leadership Theatre 

Two troupes of 20 middle school girls each. 
One troupe is based in Tampa and the other in South Hillsborough.  

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Girlstories Leadership Theatre recognized at Josh Groban concert.

 

Americans for the Arts, along with Josh Groban's Find Your Light Foundation recognized the efforts put forth by Girlstories Leadership Theatre. The girls along with parents and teachers were invited to be guests and attend Josh's concert from his 'Straight to You' tour in Tampa at the St. Pete Times Forum on Friday, October 28th.  They had a meet and greet with Josh before the show, and the organization was recognized by Josh Groban during his concert. 

Girlstories Leadership Theatre was chosen among more than 400 nominees and 50 finalists, and is one of only 15 programs nationwide to receive the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award - and the only program to be recognized in the southeast U.S.

Presented by the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, the award honors community-based after-school and out-of-school arts and humanities programs for children with great potential but limited outlets for creative expression and growth.

The Girlstories Leadership Theatre programs are designed for middle school girls between the ages of 10 - 13 who are at a critical crossroads in their development. Through theatre arts, this program teaches the girls how to honor and speak their personal story - and share those stories in performances to elementary school girls - increasing their confidence, communications skills and self-esteem.

Congratulations to all our supporters, volunteers, program participants and teachers who believe in the Powerstories mission of staging true stories to open minds and hearts and inspire action worldwide!