More Better Stories

Here’s the MN Fringe schedule for storytelling at the American School of Storytelling’s 1762 Hennepin Ave space. 18 performances over 9 nights by 5 exceptional storytellers.

Thursday, Aug 1
7:00 PM – The 2Lorens (Lieberman & Niemi) with “How Do You Read Me”: intimate and lyrical stories about perception and prejudice.

8:30 PM – Marie Cooney’s stories of “Pre-Perceptions”: Not quite pleasant premonitions nor fearful forebodings, but pre-perceptions of things yet to come.

Friday, Aug 2
7:00 PM – Loren Niemi with “Finding Gregory”: The story of an extraordinary man who lived a double life, his disappearance and the “grief before death” when he is found.

8:30 PM – Sufian Zhemukhov with “From Russia Without Love”, the first of four sets of stories about coming to America.

Saturday Aug 3
7:00 PM -Howard Lieberman with personal stories, some sweet, some not, but always well-told.

8:30 PM – Sufian Zhemukhov with “Flirting Like an American”, these are mostly humorous stories about coming to America.

Monday, Aug 5
7:00 PM – Sufian Zhemukhov with “Taboo Stories about Religion, Politics and Guns”, the third set of stories about coming to America.

8:30 PM -Marie Cooney’s stories of “Pre-Perceptions”: Not quite pleasant premonitions nor fearful forebodings, but pre-perceptions of things yet to come.

Tuesday, Aug 6
7:00 PM – Marie Cooney’s stories of “Pre-Perceptions”: Not quite pleasant premonitions nor fearful forebodings, but pre-perceptions of things yet to come.

8:30 PM – Howard Lieberman with personal stories, some sweet, some not, but always well-told.

Wednesday, Aug 7
7:00 PM – NYC storyteller Leslie Polk’s “The Epistle of Her,” movement and spoken word based on a personal journey of living with “feminist theology” as accessible, not academic.

8:30 PM – Loren Niemi with “Finding Gregory”: The story of an extraordinary man who lived a double life, his disappearance and the “grief before death” when he is found.

Thursday, Aug 8
7:00 PM – Sufian Zhemukhov’s “Soviet Boy with Magic Powers”, the last of his four sets of stories about coming to America.

8:30 PM – Leslie Polk’s “The Epistle of Her,” movement and spoken word based on a personal journey of living with “feminist theology” as accessible, not academic.

Friday, Aug 9
7:00 PM – Marie Cooney’s stories of “Pre-Perceptions”: Not quite pleasant premonitions nor fearful forebodings, but pre-perceptions of things yet to come.

8:30 PM – Leslie Polk’s “The Epistle of Her,” movement and spoken word based on a personal journey of living with “feminist theology” as accessible, not academic.

Saturday, Aug 10
7:00 PM -Leslie Polk’s “The Epistle of Her,” movement and spoken word based on a personal journey of living with “feminist theology” as accessible, not academic.

8:30 PM – The 2Lorens (Lieberman & Niemi) with “How Do You Read Me”: intimate and lyrical stories about perception and prejudice.

Tickets are $15 if paying by cash at the door or $20 if paying by credit card online or at the door. Buy tickets online at Minnesota Fringe