Join Patchwork Storytelling Guild's Ingrid Bohn and Denise McCormack for Stories in the Park, an event for all ages.
Master storyteller Denise McCormack utilizes literary and traditional tales to capture the very essence of women’s issues and issues of the heart.
Master storyteller Denise McCormack utilizes literary and traditional tales to capture the very essence of women’s issues and issues of the heart.
Michele Carlo, a redheaded, freckle-faced Puerto Rican raised in an Italian/Irish Bronx neighbrhood, grew up as a double-outsider: too “white” for some of her family and a mystery to nearly everyone else. By turns heartbreaking and hilarious, her search for identity unfolds like a runaway #6 train amid the backdrop of a long-gone New York City.
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Renowned Native American storyteller Dovie Thomason, of Lakota, Apache, and Scot Traveller descent, introduces us to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School and its profound and lingering impact on Indian and non-Indian people.
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In Bad Brother, Loren Niemi draws on his experience of being in a Catholic religious order during the tumult of Vietnam, Civil Rights, and Vatican II, including his involvement with the September 1968 burning of draft files with homemade napalm by the Milwaukee 14 and their subsequent trial.
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