ODYSSEY STORYTELLING
What you need to know about being a storyteller
Thursday Sept 7, 2023
Theme: Arms & Legs with Mary Jo Pollack, curator
Building community one story at a time!
Local Tucsonans each tell a true 10-12 minute story relating to the theme. “Arms and Legs” certainly can have some interesting perspectives. No notes, no fiction. Just telling your story. It’s fun, interesting, serious, thought-provoking.
I’ll be a teller at this one. Maybe you’ll be a teller too!
Send a pitch to Mary Jo. emmer425@yahoo.com
What you need to know about listening
Not telling? Come and listen!
The Screening Room: 127 E Congress St. 85701. Doors open 6:30pm, stories begin at 7pm. Click the event link at bottom for all details.
*Downtown parking **Safety: Vaccination not required. Masks encouraged.
HOW MUCH: $15.00. Patreon members- Your current membership gets you in free; please make sure to notify us if you are attending. Of course, donations are accepted.
Ethel Lee-Miller blogs regularly about people, the power of words, and her writing life. She’s retired from professional writing gigs after 30 years of teaching, coaching, editing, and gathering writers to publicly share their work. She is the author of Thinking of Miller Place, and Seedlings, Stories of Relationships. These days, in Tucson Arizona, she writes to inspire, to connect with folks, and for the pure enjoyment of it. Ethel enjoys sharing stories at Odyssey Storytelling, Artists Standing Strong Together, and anywhere there’s a mic or a Zoom room.
