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CT Storytelling Festival on Youtube
Missed the festival? Watch on Youtube
Dear Story Lovers: The 43rd Annual Connecticut Storytelling Festival & Conference has come and gone, but we captured some of it on video.
Tickets to watch are $10 for each show. Once you purchase a ticket, the link(s) will be sent to you.Videos are available from June 1 – 14 only. Headliners Peter Chand and Vijai Nathan are both of Indian (from India) descent. Peter tells traditional folk tales from India. Vijai is hilarious and tells stories of growing up in America with traditional Indian parents.
Program #1:
The Gathering of Tellers
Leeny Del Seamonds – “A Gift for the King” – A Persian tale
Bonnie Gardner – “The Red Thread” – The journey to parenthood
Vijai Nathan – “McGoddess” – A journey about faith and why we believe what we believe.
Jaxson Bones, student teller - “The Ghost With The One Black Eye”
Henry Brown, student teller - “The Sea Hare” – A Grimm Fairytale
Rona Leventhal – Ukrainian Folk Tale
Peter Chand – Indian Folk Tale
Program #2:
Bonnie Gardner, Leeny Del Seamonds, Oz Morse (keyboard)
Bonnie tells three personal tales of transition, change, understanding and hope.
Leeny tells "Suki" – A Japanese crane returns a kindness, and an urban legend.
Program #3:
Peter Chand – "Grimm Sheesha"
Program #4:
The Scattering: Peter Chand and Vijai Nathan
Peter tells "The Clever Daughter In Law"
Vijai tells "Good Girls Don’t But Indian Girls Do"
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We had a wonderful time at the 43rd Annual Connecticut Storytelling Festival & Conference! Videos will be available soon, in case you were not able to attend in person.
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All Souls Unitarian Universalist Congregation
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Kate Summerlin & Artists
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Peter Chand
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Vijai Nathan
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Denise Page
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Bonnie Gardner
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Leeny Del Seamonds
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Carol Mon
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Rona Leventhal
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Oz Morse
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Henry Brown
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Jaxson Bones
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Ann Johnson
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Carol Glynn & Darlene Kascak
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Madhu Gupta & Ann Shapiro
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Carol Glynn & Ann Shapiro
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Carol Mon & Susie Scheyder
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Ann Shapiro
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Janet Carlson
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The 2024 Connecticut Storytelling Festival & Conference
is made possible in part with funding from
The Connecticut Office of the Arts,
and story lovers like you.
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