Village Voices: Resident of NYC’s fabled Greenwich Village for nearly half a century, Regina Ress lovingly brings us the voices of her neighbors, along with her own, as we meet old Italians and homeless angels, a supreme court justice and a mafia don, 9/11 volunteers, and the Provincetown Playhouse’s founding poet, Edna St Vincent Millay.
For the brave raconteurs considering putting their name in the hat for a chance to tell a story at a story slam, Bucks County Playhouse is offering a slam ready workshop taught by acclaimed storyteller Michaela Murphy. Workshop attendees bring a five-minute story and we’ll whip it into shape!
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Prepare a five minutes story, based on the theme “Parents,” put your name in a hat and you could be one of ten people selected to tell your story on stage!
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En el Camino ~“Desplazado” is the correct word to define a migrant: a person forced off their land, away from their culture. For Mexican storyteller Valentina Ortiz, migration started at age two.
Back by popular demand, BCP’s storytelling series is back for the Winter and Spring of 2019 with expanded opportunities to get people up on stage telling stories—introducing Word of Mouth: Real People. Real Stories.
