A Patchwork of Stories for Grown Ups

Overview

Join us for A Patchwork of Stories for Grown Ups

Patchwork Storytelling Guild presents a brand-new fringe fest showcase, A Patchwork of Stories for Grown Ups, honoring the oral tradition and artistry of storytelling on Sunday, September 7 @ 2 PM at The Rotunda, 4014 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA. Tickets are PWYC. Suggested: $15pp. Recommended for ages 13 through adult audiences.

Patchwork is celebrating the art of storytelling, elevating voices from novice to seasoned professional, and bringing a vibrant mix of styles, tales, and emotional depth to the stage with boundless enthusiasm and great anticipation!

Join host and emcee Denise McCormack with Michele Belluomini, Ingrid Bohn, Ray Gray, Barbara Sherf, Christina Sturgis, and Nancy Wexler Taylor for a harmonious, memorable, and meaningful afternoon of stories.

According to McCormack, president of the guild and MC for the show,

“A Patchwork of Stories for Grown Ups is a favorite event for Patchwork, a vehicle to promote this incredibly important pastime and integral elevation of a way of life, of being human, of celebrating our human experiences with aplomb.

Storytelling, at its core, is a grand experiment, and it really captures the true essence of the fringe! It’s exciting!”

This program is sure to delight story-lovers everywhere, and we encourage everyone to come hear some really great tales!

SHOW YOUR SUPPORT
Donations are appreciated.

Storytellers:

Michele Belluomini

Ingrid Bohn

Ray Gray

Denise McCormack

Barbara Sherf

Christina Sturgis

Nancy Wexler Taylor 

About the Artist

For more information about the talented tellers and the full program, visit https://patchworkstorytelling.org/a-patchwork-of-stories25

Our Mission
Patchwork promotes storytelling as a vibrant, contemporary art form, as well as a folk tradition, a way of celebrating life, and a tool for personal and social transformation.

Our Vision
Patchwork's vision is to enable storytellers a forum to make complex ideas plain and meaningful through the art of storytelling, to highlight that similarities outweigh differences among people and cultures, and to forge paths to informed and humane decision-making.

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