Welcome to the Monday 8th March 2021
webpage of the
"Storytelling by and for Adults"
Series
(occurring via Zoom)
Presented by
This is a series of Open-mic
Storytelling sessions.
This series and the Chennai
Storytelling Festival are both
presented by the World
Sessions in this series usually occur
on the first Monday of each month
beginning at 6pm India time.
(If you are not in India, you could
determine the starting time in your
time zone at
www.thetimezoneconverter.com
.)
For seven years (starting in 2013),
this series occurred in a Cafe Coffee
Day in Chennai. Now it is
occurring
via Zoom videoconference.
Participating Storytellers are
requested to
1) tell stories that are especiallly
meant for adult listeners,
and
2) consider telling in the
during at least parts of their
performances.
Admission is free.
If you have not yet attended a session
in this series -- to register to attend the
the sessions, please send an email to
info@storytellinginstitute.org
.
(No need to re-register each month.)
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Recordings
1) 6th July 2020 session
--
Links to recordings are here.
2) 3rd August 2020 session
--
Links to recordings are here.
3) 7th Sept 2020 session
--
Links to recordings are here.
4) 5th Oct 2020 session
--
Links to recordings are here.
5) 2nd Nov 2020 session --
Links to recordings are here.
6) 7th Dec 2020
session --
Links to recordings are here.
7) 4th Jan 2021
session --
Links to recordings are here.
In Feb 2021, we took
a break, so we could focus on
Chennai
Storytelling Festival 2021 ,
the Festival's 9th annual edition,
and the first to occur primarily via Zoom.
8) 8th March 2021
session --
Links to recordings are below.
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"Storytelling
by and for Adults"
Recordings of Storytellings on
Monday 8th March 2021
1) Prakrati Agrawal tells
"The Story of
Raye Montague, Creator of
the First
Computer-generated Draft of a
(a historical story).
2) Lilach Tzur tells
(a fictional story, by Shulamit Eish Kishor).
3) Kanagadurga Ramesh tells
"The Story of
Saalumaruda Thimmakka,
an Environmentalist
Woman Who Made
(a historical story).
4) Sarbani Sen tells
"The Story of
Savitribai Phule"
(a historical story).
5) Ameya Puranik.
(a fictional story, by Ameya Puranik).
6) Jyoti Pande.
"What a Woman's
Heart Desires"
(a folktale).
7) 8:00pm.
J Lalitha.
"The Tale of the
Talking Garden-vegetables".
A conversation amongst the vegetables,
narrated by a mother to the baby to make
her eat all the vegetables
(a fictional story, by J Lalitha).
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To communicate with any of the above:
Please send an email to me, Eric, at
storytelling7@gmail.com , and I would
forward your email to the Storyteller.
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Some tips and suggestions regarding
"Storytelling via Videoconference, and In-person"
are here.
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