A storytelling renaissance

Old stories.
New voices.
Pass it on.

The Torch brings mythology, music, and live storytelling into the present—and helps the next generation of storytellers find their voice.

For the curious. The creative. The keepers of stories.

The Torch hero

Our founding promises

Participation stays free.

Your story remains yours.

Living traditions, treated with care.

The living art of storytelling

Not just an audience.
A circle of voices.

From a room held spellbound to an artist finding their first true note, everything begins with shared attention. Find your way into The Torch.

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Live performances

Experience the story

Mythology meets music, movement, and improvisation. Bring a mythic performance to your university, cultural festival, or gathering.

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Circles & workshops

Find your own voice

Make the leap from listening to telling. Explore inherited stories, build confidence, and create new myths together in participatory workshops.

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Artist development

Become the next bard

Creative mentorship and performance coaching for artists ready to deepen their craft, shape original work, and connect with an audience.

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Original works

Keep the story moving

A growing creative direction spanning digital stories, original music, and story collections—new forms for stories worth carrying forward.

Pass the torch / Free to participate

One minute.
A story worth keeping.

The 60-Second Torch Challenge invites you to share something meaningful—not an advertisement. Start with this prompt:

“What story did someone in your family pass down?”
  1. 01 / Remember

    Choose a story from your family, culture, or imagination.

  2. 02 / Tell

    Record it in 60 seconds. Share with #PassTheTorch and mention The Torch.

  3. 03 / Pass it on

    Invite one person to tell theirs. A new voice keeps it alive.

Work with The Torch

Make space for a story.

The public challenge is free. Paid experiences and mentorship support the work around it. Available bookings and prices appear below.

You have a story.
Someone needs to hear it.

Remember what you’ve inherited. Rediscover what you have to say. Then pass it on.

Start with sixty seconds