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Note: These stories contain adult material - not recommended for children.

Producers:
Bridget Frederick, Rebecca Fisher

Advisory Committee:
Charlie Varon, David Ford, Jeff Raz, Bruce Pachtman

For more info:
www.tellitontuesday.org

Tell It On Tuesday upcoming dates in 2012:

February 28
March 27
April 24
May 29
June 26





 
The Marsh Berkeley presents


Tell It On Tuesday


 


TELL IT ON TUESDAY
January 24, 2012

STORIES

Nina G
Learning To Stutter

Kenny Yun
“The Dream” excerpt

Michael Meehan
Hey Monster, Hands off my City

Joya Cory
The Dalai Lama Doesn’t Need a Facelift

MUSIC
Harry Richard Hall
(guitar and vocals) Blends Blues, Jazz and R&B with Audience Participation

Music at 7pm
Stories at 7:30pm

   
Tell it on Tuesday celebrates the expression of individual voices by promoting the art of storytelling and solo performance. Coming together as a community to share works crafted by theater artists and storytellers, we provide an East Bay home to the solo performer.
   
 

Nina G
Learning To Stutter

Nina G is the world’s only female stuttering stand up comedian (or at least until she finds another). She is also a storyteller and educator who has presented to countless audiences. She brings her humor to help people confront and understand social justice issues such as disability, diversity and equity.

Kenny Yun
“The Dream” excerpt

Kenny Yun is developing his second full-length solo show The Dream in collaboration with Charlie Varon.

Michael Meehan
Hey Monster, Hands off my City

Michael Meehan is a SF comedian who has appeared on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. A semi Finalist with his two brothers, as the Meehan Brothers on Last Comic Standing, Michael Meehan brings a good surreal zany brand of humor to whatever location he may be spotted at.

Joya Cory
The Dalai Lama Doesn’t Need a Facelift

Joya Cory, improviser, actor, director, teacher, has been performing since 1971. She founded the Improvisation troupes, Motion: The Womens’ Performance Collective & Lucky Dog Theatre. Her work has been recognized with grants from the California Arts Council, in addition to other grants and awards, most recentlywinning. Best of SF Fringe 2010 for her solo work. She teaches Full Spectrum Improvisation and Solo Performance. www.joyacory.com

   


MUSIC

Stuart Rosh
vocals, guitar and harmonica

 

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Not Getting Any Younger
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The Waiting Period
Feb 2 - Mar 24
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Geezer
Feb 9 - Mar 18
Dan Hoyle's
The Real
Americans

Feb 17 - Mar 18
Charlie Varon
& Jeri Lynn Cohen's

FWD: Life Gone Viral, a Workshop
Apr 19 - Jun 10
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Elect to Laugh
Every Tuesday
starting Feb 7
The Marsh Berkeley
Playing Now
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The Kipling Hotel
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Cordelia,
Mein Kind

Feb 2 - 5
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