Jamie Courville
Jamie CourvilleNeighbor Jamie Courville has always been interested in storytelling, particularly in the stories that don’t often get told. But working in commercial film often didn’t allow her to tell those stories, so she started looking for other ways to work in storytelling. After a film collective creating
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Photo via Adam Wade [https://www.facebook.com/ADAMWADESTORYTELLER/photos/pb.182613285100969.-2207520000.1422900894./835543326474625/?type=3&theater] We have no doubt at least some of you have seen storyteller and comedian Adam Wade [http://adamwade.com/] at The Moth [http://adamwade.com/humor/themoth/] or watched him perform
Desiree Taranto
If you’ve got a story to tell, you’ve got a new place to tell it. Reveal: A Storytelling Event [http://www.meetup.com/REVEAL-A-Storytelling-Event/] launches this Thursday, August 14 at 8:30pm at The Monro Pub [http://www.monropub.com/], 481 5th Avenue, and anyone will be welcome
dorchester senior citizens center
Next Tuesday, March 4, writer Grace Jahng Lee [http://current.nyfa.org/post/73628601304/con-edison-immigrant-artist-program-newsletter-issue] and local participants from the Dorchester Senior Citizens Center [https://www.facebook.com/dorchesterbrooklyn] (1419 Dorchester Road, basement level, on the corner of Marlborough) invite you to Sharing Our Stories [https://www.facebook.com/events/
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The Singing Winds [http://singingwinds.org/] kicks off their 2013 lineup with “Hajitek Majitek” this Saturday at 11am at the PS 230 Mutimedia Room, 425 McDonald Ave. From their website: > Come hear the stories and music of Marrakesh! Hear the tale of Haina and her brother, who transformed into