There oughta be a law!
The next Odyssey Storytelling will be featuring ILLEGAL stories. >From doing something that’s not quite kosher to blatantly against the law of the land, the laws of nature, or any other type of transgression, yours or someone else’s, let’s hear it from the illicit and criminal side. Remember dubbing your friends Madonna tapes? Forbidden. Not wearing your seatbelt? Unlawful. Officer, I didn’t realize I needed a permit! Criminal. Prohibited. That’s not a tax deduction? Illegal acts. Illegal downloads. Illegal art. Illegal love.
Go to our website, www.odysseystorytelling.com, to see who’s telling on Thursday, July 30, 7 p.m. at the Club Congress, 311 E. Congress St . Only $7 at the door.
get reserved seats here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/69426 OR Have dinner at the Cup Cafe (reservations recommended: 798-1618) in the historic Hotel Congress OR at the new Maynard’s Market and Kitchen on Toole Ave in the Historic Train Depot (reservations recommended: 545-0577), let them know you’re going to Odyssey, and they will reserve a seat for you at the show. OR get your tickets at the door (opens at 6:30). Free parking on the street after 5 p.m.
New blog!
Check out Telling Stories, http://tucsoncitizen.com/stories, Penelope’s new blog dedicated to all things Spoken Word. She’ll be writing about what our stories tell about us - what’s the fascination in hearing personal stories – where can you go for a storytelling event – how does storytelling fit into the both spoken word and literary arts scene, locally and nationally – how you can craft a better story – and more.
Let me know about your Spoken Word events – give me feedback – write comments on my stories!
Penelope Starr
520-730-4112
Penelope@odysseystorytelling.com
www.Odysseystorytelling.com
Odyssey Storytelling creating connections ~ one story at a time
1 Comment
September 4, 2009 at 5:00 am
Cool site, love the info.