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Going Deep Stories 2012 in San Francisco

Eth-Noh-Tec, Olga Loya, Liz Warren and Priscilla Howe present

Going Deep Long Traditional Story Retreat

and Concerts

April 11-14, 2012, San Francisco, CA

Are you hungry for the depth and substance of a rich storytelling experience? Long traditional stories are like a hearty meal in a fast-food world. During Going Deep, an epic teller serves up a long story concert each evening. The next morning, workshop participants “go deep” into that story, exploring its themes, meaning and imagery with the teller. Afternoons are free. Evening concerts are at 7:30 p.m. Morning workshops are 9:00-12:00.

Location

Eth-Noh-Tec Studio, 977 So. Van Ness Ave SF CA 94110, 415-282-8705 (please note: the venue is accessible by two staircases and shoes-off only).

Retreat fee (light breakfasts and lunches Thursday-Saturday, four concerts and three workshops)

$395 before Jan. 15, 2012, $475 after. Enrollment closed after Feb. 15. E-mail Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo about lodging options (lodging is not included in registration fee).

Tickets for individual concerts are also available to the public

$20 per evening, $15 each for three or more.

Going Deep2012 Registration Form

E-mail Priscilla Howe or call 785-331-6181 with questions.

Program

Wednesday

Kojiki told by Eth-Noh-Tec Kinetic Story Theater

Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo and Nancy Wang of Eth-Noh-Tec

In Book One of the Records of Ancient Matters, The Kojiki reveals the origins of the Land of the Rising Sun, Life and Death, the Myriad of Japanese gods and goddesses.  Through their unique Pan-Asian style of storytelling, Eth-Noh-Tec will weave of ancient metaphor and myth with modern message.

Thursday

The First Branch of the Mabinogion – The Story of Pwyll and Rhiannon told by Mythic Crew (Liz Warren & John Good)

Liz Warren and John Good of Mythic Crew

Mythic Crew blends music, language, proverb and story to evoke the Celtic bardic tradition for 21st century listeners. The First Branch introduces us to ancient concepts of the Otherworld and sovereignty while showing us how a proper medieval Welsh prince should behave.

Friday

Mahabharata: Hindu Epic told by Cathryn Fairlee

Cathryn Fairlee

Well known to all Hindus, this is an ancient epic of the dynastic struggle between cousins, the 5 splendid Pandavas and the 100 scheming Kauravas.  Full of myths, adventure, humor, and spiritual enlightenment, and three times longer than the Bible, this pilgrimage gives you its essence.

Saturday

NEW! Going Wide…Stories of Epic Proportions (in small portions)

Join us for a concert of six tellers performing shorter pieces on epic themes. Performers to be announced. There will be no follow-up workshop for this concert.



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