Odyssey Storytelling in Tucson- a monthly event that draws from all parts of the community. Entertaining, thought-provoking, funny, poignant. The stories run the gamut.
Odyssey Storytelling invites community people to tell ten minute personal stories on a theme to a live audience. August is “Pot Luck.” The stories are not read or memorized, they are told from the life experiences and creativity of the teller. Ethel Lee-Miller joins the Pot Luck group in August.
Penelope Starr and Ethel Lee-Miller team up to share professional tips on entertaining storytelling and compelling presentations delivered with confidence, whether your audience is a hundred, fifty, or the person sitting across the table from you.
Here’s a concept that works:
Put a half-dozen people onstage and have each tell a 10-minute story that references a theme, be it “Contradictions,” “Bridges,” “Play,” “Dirty Laundry,” “Natural” or “Wheels.” Repeat monthly. ~ Tucson Weekly.
Storytellers share about things you ‘shouldn’t talk about’, secrets revealed, taboos exposed.
Every writer has a platform. You just may not be aware of it, or it may be hidden, or need some polishing. Find out what and how.
Ethel Lee-Miller is one of six people invited to tell a ten-minute personal story on this month’s theme, “Breaking Bread.” Odyssey Storytelling in Tucson.
