Lynne Duddy's Page

This fall, for the first time ever, PST is going to offer a series of storytelling workshops. These first sessions will take place over three Monday evenings: September 14th: Finding the Stories We Need To Tell Today, September 21st: Characterization and Voice, and September 28th: Bones of The Story. We already have a core group signed up so it's definitely a go!We're excited and delighted to be making this available to the Pacific Northwest community.

Just finished this project and I'd love to know what you think of it. Like you, I'm a storyteller, but I have an eclectic mix of other things that I do. The easiest way to explain it, might be to say that I put left-brain and right-brain skills on equal footing, motivating people of both minds to collaborate. Story is the common denominator for all of my work. This website is an attempt to bring story to the forefront and let the world know what I have to offer.

Illuminations pour
Friday, April 18, 2008
INARA VERZEMNIEKS
The Oregonian Staff

The title of Lynne Duddy's one-woman show is "Dark Matter," and it takes awhile, sitting in the dimness, to realize the full impact of this play on words.

Duddy, a gentle woman with a whispery voice, is a professional storyteller, and when she invited me to see her show, I wasn't sure what to expect.

Generally, we think of storytelling as something that takes place in the hush of libraries and involves entertainin… Continue

Don't miss this opportunity to experience a tapestry of voice, image, and musical soundscape, with Lynne Duddy and special guests, a'cappella singers Emily Post. Part science, part mystery, part cosmic joke, dark matter delves into the push and pull of the universe, exploring stuff that we can’t see but is definitely there, we think…

Four Shows Only! April 11 - 19th, Friday & Saturday nights @ 8pm

Hipbone Studio, 1847 East Burnside Street, Studio #104, Portland, Oregon

$12 Need tickets?
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[submitted to the Seattle Guild and Portland Guild newsletters]

People are hungry for connection. No doubt that’s one of the reasons that you’re involved with storytelling because you recognize this need in our society, in the world. Maybe we are living in the digital dark ages, but then again maybe there is something really valuable in technology that can support our efforts as storytellers to help people connect with one another.

Maybe it’s generational. Many people are drawn to story… Continue