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Tim Ereneta Storytelling Concert

West Valley Art Museum

January 26, 2008

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West Valley Art Museum and Arizona Storytelling Guild present their 6th Annual Storytelling Event with the Emergent Storytelling Series featuring Tim Ereneta. Storyteller Tim Ereneta brings to life traditional tales for contemporary audiences. His repertoire includes classic fairy tales as well as forgotten folk tales of the Middle Ages. The recipient of the National Storytelling Network's J.J. Reneaux Emerging Artist Grant for 2006, Tim brings over 18 years of theatre experience as a playwright and actor to his storytelling. 'Droll, funny and original' -The Fresno Bee 'Tim is a contemporary, hip storyteller... original and authentic. His style is gracefully conversational with an ironic sensibility that gives his work depth and yet doesn't rob it of a comic center. He is understated, wry, and in every way a sophisticated an urban and urbane teller.' -Gay Ducey, Artistic Director, Bay Area Storytelling Festival Important Information: This storytelling concert is best suited for Adults and Teens.

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  Tickets: $10/Each

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  January 26, 2008

  Times:
  Saturday 6:00pm

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  West Valley Art Museum

  17420 North Avenue of the Arts Surprise, AZ 85374

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    One of the nicest, well organized ceramic/pottery displays I have visited in a long time. The Raku items were a stand-out along with the sculptures. A "Must See" event. I highly recommend it. Collapse

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