We managed to pass the threshold. We had fifteen eight grade students in front of us, most of them boys. They were feeling uncomfortable still, shooting remarks at each other across the room. I moved forward and presented them Kevin’s two prompting requests “Tell us a story about being “boxed” in. Tell us a story [...]
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The StoryBox project – field report, Zichron Yaakov Israel, part two
Posted in Education, Narrative, Storytelling Blogs, The power of storytelling, World, storytelling, tagged Israel, Limor Shiponi, Storytalk, storytelling, The StoryBox Project, thought process, Zichron Yaakov on November 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Storytellers, bearers of wisdom, I need your help again
Posted in The art of storytelling, storytelling, tagged Limor Shiponi, oral art, Storytalk, storytelling, thought process on September 29, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Here is the situation:
When I create stories I create them orally. I bother others with ideas and fragments, I talk about them, I dream them until I feel they are made to meet an audience. They continue evoloving, even if I tell them for years. The point is - I never write down my stories.
As you can guess, [...]
Nocturnal storyteller’s thoughts
Posted in Storytelling Blogs, The power of storytelling, storytelling, tagged Arthurian Legends, Female characters, Israel, Limor Shiponi, Storytalk, storytelling, Storytelling events, Storytelling in Israel, Storytelling series on September 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Its 4:37 am. For some reason I cannot sleep. A question has been grazing my mind for the past few hours, for the past few years. “Limor, why do you always seem to find your way to early stories, to characters whose features have faded? Why don’t you live in the here and now?” This [...]
My new storytelling challenge
Posted in Around the World, The art of storytelling, storytelling, tagged Arthurian Legends, Female characters, Israel, Limor Shiponi, Storytalk, storytelling, Storytelling events, Storytelling in Israel, Storytelling series on September 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
And if I’m not mistaken, Donna is on her way to Israel right now.
WSD event in Israel – a long long story and this is the first part
Posted in Around the World, Storytelling Blogs, The art of storytelling, storytelling, tagged Limor Shiponi, storytelling on April 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This story will be long. The reason I’ve decided to tell it is because sharing the way this production evolved might shed light on several issues I think the storytelling community needs to look at. There are many lovely parts in this story, some of them might sound innocent to those who have produced many [...]
WSD on the Jerusalem Post
Posted in Around the World, Media, The art of storytelling, World, World Storytelling Day, storytelling, tagged Marketing a storytelling event, MediaTheque Holon, storytelling, The Story Telling Company Inc, World Storytelling Day on March 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I was happy to see our event mentioned on the Jerusalem Post.
Who will benefit from the existence of great storytellers?
Posted in Around the World, Narrative, Storytelling Blogs, Storytelling coach, The art of storytelling, The power of storytelling, World, storytelling, tagged Storytalk, storytelling, thought process, World on March 17, 2009 | 6 Comments »
I’m pondering this question lately. Before you continue reading it is important to emphasize – this post is an attempt to raise an honest discussion, without excluding anyone, without passing judgment or classifying.
The word ’storytelling’ has become common. It is used by many to describe what they do – storytellers. Who? This is a very [...]
Marketing our World Storytelling Day Event
Posted in Around the World, Education, Entertainment, Media, Multimedia, Storytelling Blogs, The art of storytelling, World, World Storytelling Day, storytelling, tagged Marketing a storytelling event, MediaTheque Holon, storytelling, The Story Telling Company Inc, World Storytelling Day on March 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
It might seem that I’m over reacting to the event. I’m very excited, that’s for sure. The reason: the event takes place in a large cultural center and is the first of it’s kind over here. The professionals at the MediaTheque are really devoted to the idea of making it happen. It’s a kind of [...]
