Sunday, April 27, 2008
7:00 PM
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 | Rich Bolin is a preacher-storyteller who squeezes folktales and personal stories into his sermons as often as possible. He believes in the power of story to cross the boundaries of time, place and culture ... and he is looking for places to tell stories that don't fit into any of his sermons. | |
 | Leonard Ellis composes music, plays piano, dances waltzes, paints pictures, tells stories, animates films, bakes bread and plants seeds. Visit his website http://www.artkitchen.com to discover more about him. | |
 | Steven Henegar celebrates the everyday and the fantastic in vibrant traditional and original stories that call up the experiences and feelings that connect us all - truth and lies for all occasions. www.stevenhenegar.net | |
 | Padraic Keohane has been creating stories since he was a child (such as how the lamp got broken). He now uses his stories to take others to the edge of their imaginations. www.dreamwater.org/slyboots | |
 | Audrey Kopp fortunately found Community Storytellers as she ended her career as a math teacher. Now she is busy telling stories and teaching storytelling. She delights in finding many versions of one story and often practices her version while hiking locally. |
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 | Barbara Wong shares her love of story in timeless tales filled with humor and wisdom-tales that transport her listeners to that special place with no cultural borders, where we come to understand ourselves as well as others - tales that speak to the hearts of young and old alike. |
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 | Extreme Klezmer Makeover plays traditional European folk music and original Klezmer Music featuring Joellen Lapidus on clarinet and accordion; Dan Radlauer playing accordion and guitar; Ross Levinson on Violin, Jamie Papish on percussion and Dan Dungan on bass. Their goal is to bring joy, celebrate life, document life and uplift life through song. http://www.extremeklezmer.com/ | |
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