Team Up! Tell In Tandem!: A "How To" Guide from Experienced Tandem Storytellers - Softcover

Alston, Charlotte Blake; Black, Judith; Carson, Jenny & Rick

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0967223490 ISBN 13: 9780967223490

Publisher: Presto & Us, 2010

Synopsis

A "How To Manual" and more on performing storytelling in tandem--two persons performing together. Who is doing tandem work? How did they begin to work together? What is their process? Is it sometimes multicultural? Can it involve other arts? Is it improv or scripted? Can it involve more that two tellers? Over 50 storytellers from throughout the US an in several other countries explore these issues and more. Included is a "How To" manual and stories suitable for tandem telling.

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About the Author

Jonatha Wright has told stories professionally for two decades, both solo and in tandem with her husband, Harold Wright. They specialize in Japanese, Ohio and Ohio Appalachian stories of all genre. Ohio is their home and Japan their home away from home. Jonatha is active in OOPS! (The Ohio Order for the Preservation of Storytelling, Miami Valley Storytellers, The Appalachian Highlands Storytelling Coalition, Kentucky Storytelling Association, and the National Storytelling Network. She is a teller with the Yellow Springs Tale Spinners troupe. Jonatha served as ambassador for the Yellow Springs Story Box under Dr. Kevin Cordi. Jonatha and Harold have taught storytelling courses at Antioch College, Antioch Midwest and other Ohio colleges, in addition to numerous workshops and seminars on a wide variety of storytelling topics in numerous venues. In 2007 the Wrights published a collection of their favorite Japanese stories, "Spine Tingling Tales of Old Japan." The have several CD's and DVD's of their performances. Find complete biographical information and more at http: //www.jonathaandharold.com

Edition details

• Publisher: Presto & Us
• Publication date: 2010
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0967223490
• ISBN 13: 9780967223490
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 354