Healthcare Stories: Joy
Kingsbury Hall | Feb 6 @ 7:00 pmThis season, UtahPresents, the Resiliency Center, and the Center for Health Ethics, Arts, and Humanities will present an evening of storytelling with the seventh installment of Healthcare Stories at Kingsbury Hall. This year’s theme is “Joy” – our lived experience of connecting to or longing for delight, glee, triumph, and feeling fully vital and alive. This year’s healthcare stories might reflect on experiencing the impossible, witnessing the miraculous, working through tribulation, beholding the harvest of hard work or a life’s work, or simply being present to the pleasures, people, and generosities of the everyday. A call for stories will go out in early fall 2024. Clinicians, patients, family members, staff, faculty, and students are encouraged to submit their stories of joy in the context of health and healthcare.
Storytellers:
Amy Askerlund - ER nurse & adventure seeker
Emily Erickson - Longtime Huntsman Cancer Hospital nurse
Donna Baluchi - Health sciences librarian & punk show enthusiast
Patrick Ockerse, MD - Emergency medicine physician
Phil George - Rehab hospital nutrition manager & aspiring portrait artist
Feb6
Healthcare Stories: Joy
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TICKET PRICES:
General admission: $20
Ticket prices increase the week of the show.
ADA and ASL seating arrangements are available for purchase by calling our box office at 801-581-7100.
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Everyone must have a ticket regardless of age. No lap sitting allowed.
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