This month's story was recorded at Chateau Ramezay in Montreal with a modest audience of a dozen people.
I first heard this story years ago as told by montreal teller Molly Walsh at a Storytelling Swap evening (hosted by the Montreal Storyteller's Guild). I've told it a few times since then, experimenting with different elements and structures, and I finally got it into a format that I really like.
The ending has always been a bit tricky because there are several ways to end it, but not all of them are suitable to the audience. I had children in my audience, so I stuck with the "tea" metaphor, although the adult members of my audience seemed to understand what the "tea" metaphor could also mean. It's a good balance, I think.
News: This story was published on my new CD "The Bard's New Hat". Read more about it on my website.
The Month Men: A Russian story (11 minutes)
I hope you enjoy this story! Please leave me a comment and pass this story link to anyone else you think might enjoy it. Thanks for listening!
Sunday, January 4, 2009
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2 comments:
Great story! I'd love to use it some time - with or without tea
Thanks for a brilliant version of this story, I've never heard this ending before, but I liked it. You have a brilliant voice!
Greetings from
Liv, storyteller from Norway
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