UNSPOKEN takes over The Space's intimate performance room for an evening that blends spoken word, music, and film into something that feels more like a conversation than a show. At the center of it is Mikey Tableman, an artist and mental health advocate who built his album My Manic Maze out of his own experiences with mental health struggles, addiction, and the slow climb back toward stability. He'll perform pieces from that album live, layered with cinematic visuals and music, turning what could be a heavy subject into something raw and human.
The night doesn't stop at performance. Following the piece, there's a live conversation segment—Live Conversations With The Boys—where the discussion opens up further, digging into the same themes of resilience and recovery in a more casual, unscripted way. Given the venue's roots as a community-driven arts space built around charity and connection, the setting suits this kind of vulnerable, dialogue-heavy format well. Expect an audience that's there to listen as much as watch, in a room small enough that the stories land close.