STORYTELLING WITH A GEEK TWIST: ! DEATH 40-FEET TALL !

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Press preview June 11, 5 p.m., Fringe Central Annex. Press that contacts me ahead of time are, of course, free.

Suggested ticket price is $10. If you can’t swing that, Pay What You Want!

! Death 40-Feet Tall ! is the story of my desperate attempts to become an extra in the first Transformers movie – despite not being an actor – framed around my relationship with my equally nerdy, highly judgmental best friend.

This show about geeks, grief and transformation – and of course, giant robots – is storytelling, not a showcase, about one hour long and family friendly.

A quick general intro about the project here.

The work debuted at the 2010 Hollywood Fringe Festival. The 2011 version is funded by The Kickstarter 106, who come from all over the planet.

“Personal and authentic, Pam is an engaging storyteller.” – David LM McIntyre, Sacred Fools Theater.

Geeks, grief and transformation. What more is there in life?

Pam Noles is a former cop reporter and graduate of the Clarion Writer’s Workshop. Her non-fiction has appeared in outlets including the Los Angeles Times, the Tampa Tribune, Vibe magazine and the Infinite Matrix. Her fiction has appeared in anthologies from Warner Books, Dark Horse Comics, Terra Major, Pulphouse and various APAs.

She can be seen in the occasional live storytelling venues throughout Los Angeles.