Josh Healey emcees another Saturday night edition of true, live, storytelling featuring Marga Gomez,  Dixie De La Tour,  and Mosa Maxwell Smith. Start practicing now to to tell a one-minute story in the Lightning Round.

Registration highly recommended.
Adults and high school students only! Free wine reception at 6:30pm for pre-registered guests. Waitlist line opens up at 6:45 on a first come, first served basis. 

Josh Healey, an award-winning writer, comedic performer, filmmaker, and creative activist, is the executive producer and writer for Offsides Productions, creating digital series and films with performers like Daveed Diggs, Sarah Silverman, and W. Kamau Bell that have reached over 15 million viewers. Healey wrote and produced seasons of The North Pole, a comedic digital series with Rosario Dawson and Boots Riley about gentrification, global warming, and gluten-free donuts. A regular on NPR’s Snap Judgment, he has been featured in the NYT, SF Chronicle, and his 13-year-old nephew Brian Silverstein’s Youtube page, where it has at least 27 ‘likes.’ Born and raised in Washington, DC, these days he eats his daily bagel in Oakland, CA.

Dixie De La Tour is the Founder, Curator & Host of the 18 year strong storytelling series, Bawdy Storytelling, which is based in San Francisco and travels Nationally. She’s also a Public Speaker, Professional Story Coach and Community Builder, and her podcast, Bawdy Storytelling, has won ‘Best Of’s from Oprah Magazine, Forbes, Mashable, Buzzfeed, Cosmopolitan and more. Dixie is thrilled to be back at the Mill Valley Public Library, one of her favorite places to hear and tell stories!

Marga Gomez is the writer/performer of 15 solo plays which have been produced Off-Broadway, internationally and locally at The Marsh, Brava, New Conservatory and more. Her awards include the GLAAD Media Award and The San Francisco Arts Council Artist Grant. As a stand-up comedian she has appeared on Comedy Central, LOGO and HBO’s "Comic Relief" (at the invitation of Robin Williams who called her “a Lesbian Lenny Bruce.”)  Follow Marga on instagram @themargagomez 

Mosa Maxwell-Smith fell in love with storytelling when she learned that introducing songs at concerts with short little stories was not a job, and most singers didn’t want her help. She started hosting story parties in her living room in 2011, before the Moth had even migrated to the Bay Area. She is honored to have told regularly at Bawdy Storytelling, Story Slam Oakland, and other venues around the Bay. Mosa utilizes storytelling regularly in her "day job" as a Montessori Educator, Trainer, and Coach. She is delighted to be returning to the Mill Valley Library.