STORY COLLIDER NEW YORK

The Story Collider held its first show in New York City in 2010, and ever since, NYC has been our flagship show. We have held shows at many venues across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens, but currently, we hold shows at least once a month at QED in Queens and Caveat in Manhattan.

Upcoming Shows in New York

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New York, NY - The Right Fit
Dec 5
Pier 57
New York, NY - The Right Fit
Pier 57

Join us for an evening of true, personal stories about science from some of New York’s most engaging storytellers along the Hudson River’s gorgeous Pier 57!

Pier 57
 

Our New York City Team

Home Stage Producer Bios
Christine Williams
Christine Williams

With a BFA from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University, Christine’s world has been richly colored by the transformative power of theatre…

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Grant Bowen
Grant Bowen

As a storyteller, Grant has been seen at The Moth, The Story Collider, Nights of Our Lives …

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Paula Croxson
Paula Croxson

Paula is a neuroscientist, science communicator, musician and open water swimmer.

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Gastor Almonte
Gastor Almonte

Gastor Almonte is a stand-up comedian and storyteller from Brooklyn, NY.

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Neeti Jain
Neeti Jain

Neeti is a National Science Foundation fellow and graduate student at the Yale School of the Environment.

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Zack Stovall
Zack Stovall

Zack is a writer, producer, cartoonist, and comedian.

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Tracey Segarra
Tracey Segarra

Tracey is a storyteller and story coach who loves helping people find and tell the fascinating stories from their lives they don't even know are begging to be told.

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Olufolakemi 'Fola' Olusanya
Olufolakemi 'Fola' Olusanya

Fola is a science communicator and microbiology PhD student at NYU.

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Tracy Rowland
Tracy Rowland

Tracy is a 3-time Moth StorySLAM champion who first appeared on the Story Collider stage in 2011, with a tale that tangentially had to do with monkeys.

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Our New York shows are supported by New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and New York State Council on the Arts