World storytelling day in the Narrative Arts Club

Library Bar Extension, Central Hotel
Tuesday 20 March.
From 8pm sharp to 10.30pm. Doors 7.30pm.
Admission EUR 7/3.

Starring storytellers Adam Wilson and Coilín The Oh-Aissieux.
Guest-starring Scott Anthony Kelly.
With improvised soundscapes by Ambiencellist Claire Fitch
and guitarist Donal Mac Erlaine.

Sketch artists welcome.

Disclaimer: These tales may contain scenes of incest, reincarnation and sorcery.

To book, text names to 086 060 3818.
This show will be sold out on the night
and it will actually start at 8pm.

StoryO Performance on Valentine's evening in the Stag's Head

Let us delight you.

Let us pull on your heartstrings.

Let us get you in the mood for romance on St. Valentine's Day,

with stories of LoVe from around the world.

Join StoryO upstairs in the Stags Head Pub, 1 Dame Court Dublin 2, IrelandTuesday, February 14th, 2012,8pm-10pm. €5/€4

We would love to start you on your evening or end your evening with words about Mars and Venus (men and women), and of the human heart.

Looking forward to seeing you.

For more information see our website http://story-o.blogspot.com or email us storyotellers@gmail.com.

Hello everyone!

Happy New Year to you all.

What’s the story?

Here is something you might be interested in:

Once again it is time for stories. On the 28th of January 2012, at 8pm the tellers of Story-O are back and welcome you to an enjoyable evening of storytelling at the Centre for Creative Practices, 15 Pembroke Street Lower, Dublin. The storytellers will open their treasure trove for you and present you legends from all around the world as well as tales with a twist and stories to warm your heart on a cold day. Join us on an evening featuring Boaz Zur (Israel), Nina Tanis (USA), Eleanor Nicholas (France), Adam Wilson (Ireland), Simone Schuemmelfeder (Germany) and Michael Phelan (Ireland).

Admission price: €6.00 for members of C.F.C.P., €8.50 for non-members.

Traditional Chinese & Irish Stories for adults & children with Seosamh Ó Maolalaí

Chinese & Irish Culture
Celebrating the ChineseNew Year 2012
At County Library TallaghtTown Square, Tallaght
On Thursday 26th January
All Welcome!
Line-up:
4.30pm Chinese Cookery Demonstration with experienced Chinese chef
6.30pm Launch of New Year’s Celebrations with Mayor Cllr.Caítríona Jones & Registrar of ITT, John Vickery, who will talk about the experience of collaborating with Nanjing University of Technology. ITT Student Yiyang Tang (Angela) talks about the Year of theDragon. ITT Student Fei Teng (Reece) talks about living in Tallaght
7pm Stunning Lion Dance by the Chinese Irish Cultural Academy with live drummer
7.30pm Traditional Chinese & Irish Stories for adults & children with Seosamh Ó Maolalaí. Chinese Music—Gu Zheng & Recorder
8.15pm Irish Dancing with Scoil Rince Ní Aogain and music by Aoife Desmond & Friends
Brought to you by South Dublin County Council & South Dublin Libraries in association with Institute of Technology Tallaght http://www.southdublindublinlibraries.ie/

Milk & Cookies: "Christmas Jumpers"

Tuesday, 13 December 2011

18:30 to 22:00

Exchange Dublin, Upper Exchange Street (Temple Bar), Dublin 2

Milk and Cookie Stories is for anyone who has a story to tell, or wants to hear a tale told well, in a relaxed, friendly environment - a place with tea, cushions, cookies and friends. Our event is free, everyone is welcome and we welcome stories of all kinds.

This month we're looking for stories about Christmas. That's it. Christmas. So make sure your story is about Christmas. Because that's what we want to hear. Stories about Christmas.

As always, we'll be having our awesome Bake-Off where we'll be taking your finest treats and having them battle for king of the cookie so bring your champion confection! This month why not bake something Christmassy? The winner will receive a lovely prize as well as a round of applause from our eternally comely audience.

So jingle those bells and deck those halls, and come to The Exchange for shelter from the storm - cause baby it's cold outside.

http://www.milkandcookiestories.com/

Storytelling workshop with The Oh-Aissieux

Saturday 19 November from 12 to 4 pm
Exchange Dublin, Upper Exchange Street (Temple Bar)

An afternoon of storytelling games and exercises with Ireland's most notorious professional liar.
- The liars' game
- Fairytale-go-backwards
- Improvisation games
- Storyboard exercise
Free admission. Donations welcome. Proceeds will be split between Exchange and a fund to promote innovative storytelling on a non-profit basis.

http://www.narrativeartsclub.com/page2.htm

Lost Souls' Electronic Cellist at the Narrative Arts Club

Library Bar Extension, Central Hotel,
Exchequer Street, Dublin 2
Wednesday 9 November.
Doors 19.30. Show starts 20.00 sharp.

Two of Ireland's most innovative and irreverent storytellers, Adam Wilson and Coilín "The Oh-Aissieux", present their most gruesome tales of the dead and the undead, while the quick-witted Ambiencellist loops up the goosepimples on cello with electronic effects: www.ambiencellist.com

Also featuring raconteur extraordinaire Joe Govan.

Sketch artists welcome!

Details: http://www.narrativeartsclub.com/page2.htm