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Ottawa Storytellers March Performances Begin with Story Swap Open Stage

March 4, 2010 · Filed Under Festival News, News 

Ottawa Storytellers present the following performances for March 2010:

Ottawa StoryTellers Story Swap: Open Stage Night

Thursday, March, 4, 7:00 – 9:30 p.m.

Library and Archives Canada, 395 Wellington Street, Room 156

Free admission

Ottawa StoryTellers offers Story Swap, an open stage night, on the first Thursday of every month at Library and Archives Canada (Room 156). This is an opportunity to experience the art of storytelling for the first time or for new storytellers to practice before an audience. The evenings also include stories by experienced tellers so that new tellers can learn the art.

People are welcome to come and listen, but anyone wishing to tell a storyshould register on arrival with the evening’s host, and s/he will be given a time slot. Stories should be no longer than ten minutes and must be told, not read. They may be traditional stories, folk tales, literary stories, or personal stories.

March 9

Tales from Northern Lands

Anne Nagy and Karen Niven

Stories and Tea

The Tea Party, 119 York St.

7pm-8:45pm

Pay what you can

March 18

A Thousand Welcomes: Stories of Ireland

Mike Burns

NAC 4th Stage, 7:30pm

With the stories he heard as a child and has polished over decades of telling, Mike Burns will bring you to the place that still haunts him though he has been more than Twenty years in Canada. It is a land of fogs and rugged cliffs, farming and fishing, evenings warmed by whiskey and turf and stories. 

You will know the glimmer of the embers in the hearth, and the old stories that have lived in the place names and in the minds and hearts of the people of the wild western coast of Ireland – the next parish to America, as it is sometimes called. These are stories of love, lust and lies; bright blue spears and little folk; magic and mayhem; wise men and cruel kings; havoc and hunting; laughter and tears.

Tickets are $15, $12 seniors & students and are available at the NAC box office or Ticketmaster.ca 613.755.1111. Package prices are available, 4 shows for $50

March 20

World Storytelling Day Concert

7:30-9:30pm

Children’s Room, Sandy Hill Community Centre

250 Somerset Street East, Ottawa

Come and hear stories from around the world to celebrate World Storytelling Day! This event will feature stories from far and near and an “after dinner potluck” of savoury snacks and desserts. Admission is free.

March 23

Keep Your Hair On! Tales of Bobs, Beards, and Bouffants

Mary Wiggin and Kim Kilpatrick

Stories and Tea

The Tea Party, 119 York St.

7pm-8:45pm

Pay what you can

For more information, visit Ottawa Storytellers.

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