Share Your Story: No Experience Necessary

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A production of original monologues written and performed by MSU Students!

Common Voices is a production featuring the real stories of students at MSU. It is a semester-long program where all MSU students (undergraduate and graduate) can learn to develop their voice in a series of weekly workshops beginning mid-February, culminating into a public performance on April 17th. 

  • Storytelling is how we make sense of the hard things.
  • It's how we bridge the gap between isolation and belonging. 
  • Monologues give space for one voice at a time, allowing honesty, complexity, and presence.

Common Voices is aligned with the Student Commons' mission to belonging and access, providing space for reflection, creative expression, and shared listening. This is a signature program that reinforces our space as a place of meaning-making.

  • Fostered belonging through shared story: using storytelling as a bridge across differences rather than a site of debate or persuasion.
  • Support students in developing confidence, authorship, and presence. 
  • Create structured opportunities for students to articulate and perform their own narratives.

 

Contact Us

For more information, please contact the Director, Sophia Bielsky (sophia.bielsky@montana.edu).