all shows are at Fluxx Studio and Gallery, 416 E. 9th Street, Tucson, unless noted

2012

February 2: Pets: See Spot Run, curated by Lori Riegel

March 1: (Neither) Here Nor There: Stories from Life in the Borderlands, UA Art Museum,

              sponsored by Arizona State Credit Union

April 5: Sliced and Diced: The Surgery Show

May 3: Sticks and Stones: Politics on the Playground

July 5: The Customer is Always Right

August 2: Happy Campers: the Great Outdoors

September 6: At the Movies

November 1: Religion: God, Allah, Yahweh, No Way

December 6: The End of the World As We Know It

Do you have a story for one of our upcoming themes?

To submit your story for consideration, send us a one paragraph synopsis of your story and a brief bio about you.

The themes are meant to be interpreted from a broad range of perspectives. If you are shy about telling a story, we give lots of support and helpful hints. There is a rehearsal a week before the event to run through the stories, get feedback, meet the other storytellers and enjoy some munchies.

Want to volunteer? Call or email

Penelope Starr ~ 520-730-4112 Penelope@Odysseystorytelling.com

Adam Hostetter, Adam@Odysseystorytelling.com

Sarah K. Smith, Sarah@Odysseystorytelling.com

To get on the mailing list for monthly announcements send an email with "subscribe" in the subject line to Penelope@Odysseystorytelling.com.

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Everyone has stories from their lives that they love to tell. The act of sharing stories about our journey connects us to other people and in this way, the audience is a vital part of the event. Odyssey Storytelling provides the container to bring together a collection of diverse tellers.

"The great listeners live blessed lives, because they are surrounded by people under the influence of their listening - people experiencing a fundamental form of connection with others, people whose creativity and humanity have been invited to emerge."
~Doug Lipman, The Storytelling Coach