Creating Connections One Story at a Time
Thanks to Studio and Gallery
for the great
performance space
WHAT’S NEW
Odyssey in the Sonoran Arts Network
Odyssey in the Aztec Press!
Odyssey on Arizona Illustrated
WELCOME
Six people are invited to tell ten minute personal stories on a theme in front of an audience.
The stories are not read or memorized, they are told from the life experiences and creativity of the teller.
supported in part by a grant from
See more on our VIDEOS page
Odyssey Storytelling is a program of StoryArts Group, Inc. a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation. You can make
tax deductible contributions to Odyssey!
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Click here to read Penelope Starr’s article about Odyssey Storytelling on the Sonoran Arts Network.
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Click here to read about Odyssey Storytelling and Molly McCloy, an Odyssey Storytelling volunteer and frequent storyteller, in the Aztec Press.
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Click here to check out Jerry Diaz, our first Odyssey Storyteller featured on Arizona Illustrated!
Odyssey Storytelling and Arizona Public Media are collaborating to bring storytelling to Arizona Illustrated! Please contact us if you are interested in sharing a short, videotaped three-minute story.
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Want to be a storyteller?
The themes for 2013 are posted on the calendar page.
Check them out!
Thanks to Fronimo’s Greek Cafe
for being gracious hosts for our monthly rehearsals.
We are honored to be selected!
Thanks Human Relations Commission of Tucson for the 2011 Stanley Feldman Certificate of Honor Award! It is presented to Odyssey Storytelling "for their outstanding commitment to civil rights in the area of arts organizations."
Molly McCloy shares a camping tale at Happy Campers: The Great Outdoors
Matt Howard shares a story for the show “Juvenile Humor”
Mallory Reed shares a personal story for the show “Lost in Translation”
Arizona Daily Star’s David Fitzsimmons shares a hilarious and true story for the show “Lost in Translation”
Stephina Brewer shares a pilgrim’s tale for the show “Lost in Translation”
