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News Storyteller.net @ Borders August 19, 2006
Posted: 2006-08-15 By SNStaff
Come to Storyteller.net @ Borders- Every Third Saturday, 7:00PM Borders Store, 10100 W McDowell Road, Avondale AZ Spoken Word and stories for adults and teens presented by Pros and Students. Come listen. Free. Forget the bunny slippers. Stories aren’t for children. Come to Storyteller.net@Borders: a new event of storytelling for adults and teens! With storytellers and spoken word artists from around the state of Arizona (and sometimes the rest of the world), you are going to get an hour of some of the best world tales and mature personal stories, stories that are told and not read. Stop by on your way to wherever you are going. No charge. Next on August 19, 2006:  Sean Buvala, Director of Storyteller.net. Bad Boys. Petulant Parents. Slapping. Knives. Knackers. Death. Sin. Violence. Rewards...These are just some of the things that Storyteller Sean Buvala tackles from those "fairy tales" you think you know. But when it comes down to it, you really don’t have a clue what’s buried in those tales. Along with stories of real life, Irish tales and others, Sean dishes it out good and bad. Find out why an angry fairy can ruin your day.
Kindra Gayle, another regular, appears again. She has 14 years of storytelling experience in 25 years of living. She says, "I like wearing big sunglasses so that if someone driving down the street were to look in my car and wonder "Hm, I wonder what kind of person she is..." their question would be easily answered -- She’s the kind of person who wears big sunglasses. "
Penny Morningstar makes her first appearance at the Storyteller.net @ Borders gig. She says, "I received a BS,& MA in Education dergee in Michigan and have been a stoyteller and teacher for many years. I am presently teaching at Tertulia, a duel language charter school in the Phoenix area. My farvorite stories are, folktales and stories abiout my ancestors. I loves to travel, and gather stories I also make dolls and masks."
About Sean:
Sean describes the collection of stories in his head as life and legend" representing the mix of stories from his experiences, myth and legend from many cultures, sacred stories and observations of shared life events with those whom he has had honor of knowing in the past and present. As a storyteller, Sean primarily works with teens and adults. He describes his style as somewhere between "in your life and in your face" depending on the needs of the group hes telling to/with at any given gathering. Sean recognizes the ability of story to change the lives of the listeners, as he sees stories change his own life as a teller.
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