Chennai Storytelling Festival 2019 4 Storytelling Programs -- on Sat 2nd, Thurs 7th, Fri 8th, and Sat 9th Feb 2019 Seats (Rs
150 per person, per program) could be purchased 1) at https://www.eventjini.com/CSF2019--4-Performances or 2) by
making a deposit into an account at Punjab National Bank (for details, please
contact 98403 94282, info@storytellinginstitute.org ). or 3) with
cash on-the-spot -- if seats might be available. _____________________________________ The
following 4 Storytelling Programs would occur at LS Hall, Loyola
College. 4:30pm onward. Sat 2nd Feb -- 1)
Stories about Stories and Storytelling" (45 minutes), by Ruth Stotter (of California, USA). 2) Chinese-Canadian Monkey Queen meets Indian Monkey King"
(60 minutes), by Diana Tso and Rubena
Sinha, who often perform together. Thurs 7th Feb 2019, at Loyola College (LS Hall)
-- 1) SW Alvin. 2) Geetha
Kailasam. 3) Samatha
Sharma. 4) Sandhya
Ruban. 6) Sudha Krishnan. Fri 8th
Feb
2019, at Loyola College (LS Hall) -- 1) Debarati Banerjee (Hyderabad). 2) Debjani
Bhaduri. 3) Indu Divya. 4) Meera Venkatesan (Bangalore). 5) Priyanka
Chatterjee (Kolkata) . 6) Shreya
Biswas (Bangalore). 7) Shylaja
Sampath (Bangalore). Sat 9th
Feb
2019, at Loyola College (LS Hall) -- 1) Anusha
Ramasamy. 2) H
Banumathy. 3) Pretigaya
Haran. 4) Priti
Sudarsan. 5) Rohini
Vij (Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh). 6) Seema
Mukherjee (New Delhi).
7) Sudha Umashanker. _____________________________________ There are
numerous other Performance Programs, as well as Workshops and other events,
in CSF 2019. The full
schedule of the Festival's 22 events is at http://storytellinginstitute.org/CSF2019.html _____________________________________ Regarding
the programs on 7th, 8th, and 9th Feb: Topic and
type of story -- "Folktales
(Grandmother stories) about strong, kind, and clever girls and women (or boys
and men)". Personal-experience
stories, or any other type of story, would also be fine. Stories
could also relate to the value and benefits of diversity, on any level. Story
ideas are here. *** Stylised
speech (including
characters singing) and stylised movement are encouraged. For
audio-video examples of "Rhythm, Melody, and Rhyme in Storytelling
Speech", please click here. The oral
verbal-art techniques demonstrated there include: 1)
Elongation of vowel sounds. 2)
Pauses. 3) Rhythm
and melody in speech. 4) Repetition with variation (including making lists).
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