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Patrick’s Cabaret began 40 years ago, in April of 1982. To celebrate this, Patrick Scully returns to the American School of Storytelling with a special Patrick’s Cabaret themed edition of “A Few Tales – Faerie and Other” “A Few Tales – Faerie and Other” is Patrick on stage telling stories, his most at-home mode, honed […]
Braided stories combine, mix, and mingle traditional and personal material. This matinee performance features three storytellers, three different braids, geared toward an adult audience. Teller Bios: Travis Wolven: Travis accidentally […]
An evening of the stories that bring the Earth to life from an amazing slate of Storytellers. Brought together by the American School of Storytelling founder Loren Niemi, here’s an […]
S.P. Jayaraj presents a collection of stories from Hindu Mythology revolving around our love of the earth. From stories about Vishnu’s Varaha avatar where he saves the earth from greedy […]
The wilderness has always held attention somewhere in the overlap of unrestricted fascination, deep terror, and enduring mystique. As a living symbol, it represents the unknown and the unpredictable- the […]
The Taste of Freedom! A night of delightfully dizzying stories you don’t just hear, you experience. In this deliciously immersive performance, Ruby Rain blends ancient myths with her own magical […]
Perfect Harmony and other poems performed by poet Timothy Young and violinist Dalyce Elliott Young, with musical support by Brothers Burn Mountain. Timothy’s version and Dalyce’s musical composition for the profound poem, Perfect Harmony, by Ibn El Arabi a 12th Century Andalusian poet, will be featured. The Brothers Burn Mountain duo of Jesse Dermody and […]
“A Touching Experience” – final and fifth part of “In the Palm of Her Hand”, a shamanic storytelling exploration of the five senses as doorways into memory, imagination, intuition and […]
The wilderness has always held attention somewhere in the overlap of unrestricted fascination, deep terror, and enduring mystique. As a living symbol, it represents the unknown and the unpredictable- the […]
In “I Have My Ways: Teaching Stories”, retired elementary school teacher Christopher Nelson shares some of the funny, alarming, and touching stories from his career as an educator. Sufian Zhemukhov joins with his guitar for a wonderful night of stories and music! Teller bios: Christopher Nelson- Drawing on my experiences as an educator, I learned […]
Join Frank Gioia and Barry MacDonald for a night of working class stories- from the streets of 1950s Brooklyn, to military service in Vietnam, to the grueling work of resurfacing asphalt driveways. These gritty stories share the experience of hard work, sacrifice, and not so idyllic life. Both Frank and Barry are published authors and […]
Stories from Jim’s 46 year-long love affair with nature. Jim told Part 1 at the 2025 Minnesota Fringe Festival. “This is must see theater.” “Don’t miss Ranger Jim.” “Ranger Jim is a show I didn’t have on my schedule originally but several people said it was their favorite show. When Jim Stowell began his show I thought […]