From: Adam Hostetter [mailto:adam@odysseystorytelling.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 12:25 PM
Subject: Odyssey Storytelling Presents: When in Rome! February 7th
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Show at 6 p.m., Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Not As Advertised
In collaboration with the
University of Arizona Museum of Art
Note change of venue for this performance:
UA Museum of Art, 1031 Olive Rd, Tucson
FREE!
http://www.odysseystorytelling.com/
This FREE show is coordinated with the University of Arizona Museum of Art's exhibition, "Andy Burgess: Paper City", a show about vintage advertising from the mid-20th century.
Six storytellers tell true, personal stories on the theme without notes. This month's theme: Not As Advertised…
Bait and switch, No guarantees, Buyer beware. Ever go on a blind date with someone that sounded good on the phone? Are you the proud owner of a "lemon" the car dealer won't take back? Have you ever bought a house "as is?" Sometimes things are not what they seem.
Storytellers: Instructional systems designer, Joni Roco; Unitarian Universalist minister, Ron Phares; Editor of Hot House jazz magazine, Yvonne Ervin; and more!
See our website for information on this month's storytellers! www.odysseystorytelling.com.
Since 2004, Odyssey Storytelling has marched forth entertaining, inspiring and enlightening Tucson through stories from regular folks like you. Get involved as a teller or a listening—stories that are not heard are not stories. All ages are invited, but stories are never censored.
"The great listeners live blessed lives, because they are surrounded by people under the influence of their listening - people experiencing a fundamental form of connection with others, people whose creativity
and humanity have been invited to emerge."
~ Doug Lipman, The Storytelling Coach
FOR MORE INFO - 520-730-4112, Stories@odysseystorytelling.com
Website: www.odysseystorytelling.com
Facebook: www.Facebook.com/Odysseystorytelling
GOT STORIES?
To submit your story for consideration, send us a one paragraph synopsis of your story and a brief bio about you.
The themes are meant to be interpreted from a broad range of perspectives. If you are shy about telling a story, we give lots of support and helpful hints. There is a rehearsal a week before the event to run through the stories, get feedback, meet the other storytellers and enjoy some munchies. More themes coming up:
April 4: The Juvenile Humor Show
May 2: Mommie Dearest, the Love of Family
June 6: Lost in Translation
July 11: Breaking Free: Stories of Disobedience
August 1: Saved by the Bell; School Stories
September 5: Big Bad Words: The B*tch Show
November 7: Revenge: Stories of Getting Even
December 5: Wild Kingdom: Animal Encounters
Odyssey Storytelling creating connections ~ one story at a time
Odyssey Storytelling is a program of StoryArts Group, Inc. a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization. Learn more about us at www.storyartsgroup.org
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