In Living Landscapes Presents.....
WILD:
And Evening of Untamed stories in the urban jungle
Thursday, June 25th, 7pm.
At a series of locations in the north end of SF only revealed to ticket holders.
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$20
Join us for a radical evening of adventurous storytelling.
The cityscape creates the soundtrack, and the audience forms the stage as we take to the streets in this one of a kind storytelling tour of urban gardens and public spaces in San Francisco. Some are secret. Some are not.
The theme of the evening is WILD....expect to hear fairy tales about polyamory, myths about dreams of carnal desires granted by primal beings in the forest, stories about traveling to the Amazon as a rights of passage...songs...and more! There will be truth! There will be fiction!
Things You Want To Know About This Event:
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This is a walking tour. You really want to wear comfortable shoes
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These stories are designed for the mature ear and are not appropriate for young audiences
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We encourage you to bring snacks and drinks. Actually, we'll be giving an award to the person who brings the best flask!
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We will be in the outside environment: dress for a summer in San Francisco (that means bring layers)
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Timeliness is next to godliness. We will be LEAVING our meeting spot at 7pm. The entertainment will begin at 6:45
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Once you purchase your ticket...more details will be revealed
Leah Lamb is an award winning playwright and screenwriter with a focus on mythic tales and using story for social change. She produced and hosted the green channel at Current TV and has has written for Fast Company, National Geographic News Watch, GOOD, The Huffington Post. She is writing her first novel, The Whale Dreamer and is the creator of Soul Stories: one of a kind stories created for individuals that explore archytpes, symbols and more.
Cassie Cushing tells myths and folktales for modern adult and young adult audiences. She finds the personal in the traditional and creates unique retellings for the contemporary audience, entering the world of "Once upon a time" to go beyond happily ever after. She is opening a storytelling coffee shop - Kaleidoscope Coffee in Pt. Richmond.
Bekka Fink has played and created theatre in the bay with many companies including The SF Mime Troupe, Berkeley Rep, and SF Playhouse, and in NYC with Manhattan Theatre Club, NY Theatre Workshop, and many original productions with Broadway director of HAIR and Jesus Christ Superstar, Tom O'Horgan. Bekka’s current film projects include the Indie feature “For Here or To Go,” (Cinequest, South Asia Intl. Film Festival/Toronto, and The Indian film Festival in Houston, Texas), and the short film “Cookie Wars,” (SF, LA, and Nashville International Film Festivals). Next up: The World Premier Musical, Moments Of Truth, at 3 Girls Theatre in October, and Bekka’s Rockstar Organizing Transformational TV Show to be shot in early 2016, where she hopes to send out a message of collaboration, and releasing your shame out to the stratosphere. Bekka’s actively participates and leads rituals and healing ceremonies, and works as a Professional Organizer, Green Legacy Coach, Green Event Producer, and Somatic Counselor. She is really excited about THIS- her first collaboration with the brilliant Leah Lamb. For more details visit www.Rockstarorganizer.com
Carrie Katz is a somatic psychotherapist by day, singer and composer whenever she can be, and wife of a bass player and mom of two awesome boys all the time. She can be seen and heard performing with her theatrical musical ensemble Rosin Coven throughout the Bay Area, and her other musical group, The Fertile Void. Carrie believes in the power of slowing down, human contact, and artichokes dipped in butter. www.rosincoven.com, www.embodiedbeing.net
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The Critics Are Raving
"In Living Landscapes allowed me to rediscover some of my favorite parts of San Francisco. Places I'd been dozens of times before revealed themselves anew through story and song. It was a journey filled with fascinating new friends, sweet sensations, and lots of laughter."
~ Jill Adams
"In Living Landscapes was one of the most wonderful nights out I have ever had in the bay area. Performance art meets breathtaking nature meets urban treasure hunt... and along the way, not only did we have the joy of experiencing beautiful storytelling and music, but a community was formed for the evening, creating a magical feeling of friendship and camaraderie. By the night's end, I was delirious with beauty, and alive with the sudden intimacy of shared experiences..." ~Rachael Knight
"Living Landscapes transported me to another San Francisco, a city caught in time with beauty, history and poetry that I overlooked a thousands times walking down the street. Sometimes it takes facilitators, storytellers, musicians and poets to show you what you didn't know that you didn't know, about this place we call home. Thank you Living Landscapes for unveiling San Francisco to me." ~Lavana Saxon
"I had the great pleasure of being a storyteller in the inaugural ride of Living Landscapes. I had no idea what to expect, and thus was blown away by the warm reception of the audience, the quality of the storytellers, and the power of story telling. We traipsed around San Francisco in a big ol' bus like a band of literary Merry Pranksters, strangers to each other at first but fast friends by the end, sharing anecdotes, passing flasks, and exchanging e-mail addresses in between destinations. I had no idea what to expect, but now you do: an unforgettable evening of big hearts, warm stories, and the chance to see our lovely city again for the very first time."
A few pictures from past events.....
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