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The 30 hobbies closest to storytelling in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Rehearse and stage scripted plays, clowning or physical theatre with a local group.
Alike: Both social and creative.
Different: More physical.
Public speakingMore useful day to day.
Musical theatreMore physical.
Stand-up comedySlower to reward you.
SingingEasier to do alone. Less adrenaline.
Improv comedyLess fiddly. More about the doing than the result.
Community choirLess adrenaline. More relaxing.
Voice actingCosts more to start. More screen time.
Balloon modellingMore hands-on. Easier to do alone.
PuppetryMore hands-on. Less adrenaline.
LARPCosts more to start. More time outside.
KaraokeMore about following a method. Easier on the brain.
Magic & cardistryMore hands-on. Easier to do alone.
KendamaMore hands-on. No audience needed.
JugglingMore hands-on. More rhythmic and repetitive.
Playing in a bandCosts more to start. More hands-on.
BeatboxingEasier to do alone. Less adrenaline.
CosplayCosts more to start. More hands-on.
Hip-hop danceMore physical. More rhythmic and repetitive.
Memoir & life writingEasier to do alone. Less adrenaline.
PodcastingCosts more to start. More screen time.
Contemporary danceMore physical. More about the doing than the result.
Hosting dinner partiesMore hands-on. Less adrenaline.
Salsa dancingMore physical. More rhythmic and repetitive.
Belly danceMore physical. Less adrenaline.
Blogging & newslettersMore screen time. Easier to do alone.
Bollywood danceMore physical. Less adrenaline.
BreakdancingMore physical. More competitive.
Cocktail makingCosts more to start. More hands-on.
Making videosMore screen time. Easier to do alone.The closest are Amateur theatre, Public speaking, Musical theatre, Stand-up comedy and Singing. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
LARP is close to storytelling and quicker to pick up.
