Tag Archives: storytellers
Recap of Storytelling at The Fall for the Book Festival
Better Said Than Done storytellers were excited to have two events at this year’s Fall for the Book Festival at George Mason University – a storytelling panel and a storytelling show. We were happy to be included and glad to … Continue reading
Fall For the Book Storytelling Panel
Better Said Than Done brought storytelling to Northern Virginia in 2011, but Better Said Than Done storytellers have been sharing true and personal stories on stages around the country for a long time. Our storytellers have been invited to participate … Continue reading
Fall for the Book Storytelling Show
Better Said Than Done, Virginia’s premiere storytelling troupe, has been invited to participate in the “Fall for the Book Festival,” part of George Mason’s annual tribute to writing and writers. Don’t miss our night of true, personal stories, brought to … Continue reading
Storytelling Returns to Reston
Jessica Piscitelli Robinson, President of the Board of Friends of Reston, and Founder of Virginia’s premiere storytelling troupe (you know the one!), hosts “Believe It or Not,” a fundraising night of storytelling at the Reston Nature House. “Believe It Or … Continue reading
Laboring in September
Happy Labor Day Weekend! Better Said Than Done storytellers have gotten to take August off, but we are redoubling our storytelling events in September. We have so much coming up in the world of Virginia storytelling that I thought I’d … Continue reading
Awkward Storytelling Show in Virginia
Better Said Than Done, Virginia’s premiere storytelling troupe, voted “The Best Performing Arts Company in Virginia” by Virginia Living Magazine, just got awkward! At our last storytelling show, the storytellers shared – or maybe over shared is more accurate – … Continue reading
Mmm…Bacon!
In Saturday night’s storytelling show, “Bringing Home the Bacon,” Better Said Than Done storytellers regaled the audience with stories of all the joys and happiness of going to work. Anna Marie Trester, who hosted the show, started the night with … Continue reading
Capital Fringe Fest Storytellers
Several Better Said Than Done regulars have storytelling shows in the Capital Fringe Festival this July. Here are a few that you don’t want to miss: Arlington National Cemetery: My Forever Home Storyteller: Ellouise Schoettler An Uncommon View of Arlington’s … Continue reading
