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www.mythstories.com quick plug for my friends. But genuinely its a unique resource in being both a physical museum and an online treasure trove of stories. Follow the Duck!
at ETSU we have two amazing interpreters, Libby Tipton and Tracy who I am afraid I don't know the second name of, who do a lot of storytelling interpretation both for us and at the National Festival and other NSN and ISC events. Libby is also a sp...
Thanks. will be glad to hear if it works as a story, I only know it in the song form. Costume sounds fun - I've never tried costumed telling, though I spent years pretending to be various tolkienesque characters in fantasy re-enactment so it seems...
25th Anniversary Texas Storytelling Festival / A Sterling Event at Denton Civic Center
March 11, 2010 at 7pm to March 14, 2010 at 12pm
It's all Tejas all the time, featuring 25 Tejas Tellers for the 25th! We're bringin' em all back home: Jeannine Pasini Beekman, DeCee Cornish, Elizabeth Ellis, Tom McDermott, Gayle Ross, Barbara McBride Smith, Tim Tingle, Jay Stailey, Shelly Tucke...
Brevard Storytelling Festival at Transylvania County Public Library
November 13, 2009 from 7pm to 8pm
November 13-14th Brevard Storytelling Festival, sponsored by the Transylvania County Public Library and the North Carolina Storytelling Guild.
Featured Tellers will be Connie Regan-Blake and Jay O’Callahan. The festival will begin with Connie’s F...
Thanks so much Lois, didn't notice it was there. I know just what you mean about re-enactment storytelling - I used to do Live Role Play in few different fantasy settings and in terms of the storytelling (though not the historical accuracy!) it wo...
Prowl a bit The Civil War group. It is the American Civil War. There are 10 of us there. You may get ideas from the various postings there. Possibly some questions for individuals will also pop into your head. B.A. Botkin's A Civil War Treasury of...
Fantastic...well done you. Good luck with it all.
Yes, Masters Program in Storytelling at ETSU. Needed a break from life in local government
Sorry Kat...but yes, if I can be of any help to you colleague, just point him my way.
Are you studying storytelling?
Tellabration - TaleTellers Story Night at Johnson City
November 19, 2009 from 8pm to 9:30pm
Join TaleTellers of ETSU and friends for an evening of storytelling antics in the run up to Saturday Night's global Tellabration. Stories on a wide range of themes - adult material may be included.
Come early and order food, coffee, beers or smoo...
Hi Kevin,
sounds like fun - and great prompts for English Civil War stories... but no, am studying in Tennessee so it is American Civil War prompts I am looking for.
I've been looking into the "telling in role" thing a bit recently - not for me -...
Hi Kat.
I have worked in the Civil War era....I presume you are talking about the English Civil War? But I worked in the role playing way where I took on the character of a war looter who meets up with the students and really just talked about lif...
There is a UK based program which is part of a broader program offered by the Youth Offending Service in the UK called Plus Enrichment. The aim is reducing re-offending I believe. I am not sure if there is evidence collected on how well the progra...
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- About Me:
- I work in a volunteer/freelance capacity doing fundraising, strategy and development work for storytelling in the uk, for a range of organisations but especially mythstories museum. I'm also training to be a performance storyteller and am interested in researching critical vocabulary and performance theory for storytelling as an art form.
Currently in Tennessee studying for a Masters Degree in Storytelling
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- At 7:48pm on October 24, 2009,
Martin Manasse said…
- Hi, Kat,
Good to hear from you again. I've no idea what I am still doing awake; its 01.45 here but it is about to be an hour earlier because the clocks go back tonight. Such a worthwhile comment! Good night.
- At 5:16am on September 28, 2009,
Gorg Kumar Chand said… - Hi Kat, Hope you're well.
- At 2:12pm on June 5, 2009,
Roisin Murray said… - Hi Kate, nice to make contact. I am hoping to visit Mythstories sooner rather than later, but right now I am just back from storytelling in the Holy Land and I need to recover - it was challenging, tiring and I met some great people and heard some devastating stories. I will let you know when I am visiting, perhaps we will be able to meet for a cup of something.
- At 3:59pm on April 21, 2009,
Dave Tonge, 'The Yarnsmith ' said… - I don't think I am related to Sally Kat, but who knows; perhaps we shared some ancestors long, long, long ago! And yes I shall definitely be paying a visit to the museum and hopefully getting more involved with the SFS and other storytelling bodies than I have in the past. I've spent far too long in my own small bubble focusing on my own telling...
- At 3:50pm on April 21, 2009,
Dave Tonge, 'The Yarnsmith ' said…
- Hello Kat
I have just visited your Mythstories Museum website. Although I've been telling for a few years now I'm ashamed to say that this is the first I've heard of it. It just goes to show the value of the Professional Storytellers site! All the best with your storytelling training...
Dave the Yarnsmith
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