Entry to the Storytelling Festival for Two Sponsored by Arts Council of Oklahoma City. Two Dates Available.
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Storytellers teach word-spinning workshops before conjuring laughs & chilling spines in evening performances
When told aloud, stories have the power to transport imaginations to mythical places, such as Valhalla or the top shelf of the cupboard. Send minds to far-away lands with today’s Groupon: for $15, you get two tickets to the Storytelling Festival sponsored by the Arts Council of Oklahoma City (a $30 value). Choose between the following dates:
- Friday, September 9 Saturday, September 10
The Storytelling Festival heightens the act of listening with evening performances and afternoon workshops that teach patrons to build communication skills and thrill audiences with well-spun words. On Friday, festival-goers can learn how to wax poetic on family memories, what makes certain stories funny, and techniques to artfully express personal yarns. A quartet of storytellers entertains crowds early in the evening before Donald Davis and Beth Horner chill spines with their late-night ghost stories and frozen cummerbunds. Saturday’s festivities find the power of words with workshops on true-life and historical figures, and a family matinee whisks children to their own inner wonderland before the workshop-leaders’ evening performance toys with the soul using dramatic cliffhangers. Festival attendees unable to find sustenance by reading old take-out menus can purchase lunch on-site with meals provided by The Lunchbox and The La Luna taco truck.
Storytellers teach word-spinning workshops before conjuring laughs & chilling spines in evening performances
When told aloud, stories have the power to transport imaginations to mythical places, such as Valhalla or the top shelf of the cupboard. Send minds to far-away lands with today’s Groupon: for $15, you get two tickets to the Storytelling Festival sponsored by the Arts Council of Oklahoma City (a $30 value). Choose between the following dates:
- Friday, September 9 Saturday, September 10
The Storytelling Festival heightens the act of listening with evening performances and afternoon workshops that teach patrons to build communication skills and thrill audiences with well-spun words. On Friday, festival-goers can learn how to wax poetic on family memories, what makes certain stories funny, and techniques to artfully express personal yarns. A quartet of storytellers entertains crowds early in the evening before Donald Davis and Beth Horner chill spines with their late-night ghost stories and frozen cummerbunds. Saturday’s festivities find the power of words with workshops on true-life and historical figures, and a family matinee whisks children to their own inner wonderland before the workshop-leaders’ evening performance toys with the soul using dramatic cliffhangers. Festival attendees unable to find sustenance by reading old take-out menus can purchase lunch on-site with meals provided by The Lunchbox and The La Luna taco truck.