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Saturday, November 18
Bellingham, WA

Bellingham Public Library, Fairhaven Branch
10:00am-1:00pm
Eth-Noh-Tec:
Asian American Story Movement Theatre
Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo and Nancy Wang will present a workshop for
educators and members of the public.
"Tell it! Move it!: Kinetic Theater Approaches to Storytelling"
This workshop is for the person who wants a full
expressive performance using all the tools that are naturally available:
voice, body, gesture and creativity.
Learn how easy it is to embellish the "telling of a tale" with movement,
a song, a facial expression, a change in staging, in vocal
characterterization - all of which will enhance the story and your
performance for your audience. Workshop will explore new ways to expand
ones choices for vocalization, characterization, and designing the
energy of a story.
About ETH-NOH-TEC: Storytellers Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo,
co-creators of a unique style of tandem telling have termed their form
as kinetic storytelling theater. It is a seamless blend of movement,
performance narrative inspired by East and West dance theater
techniques, lyrical and percussive music with body gesture and spoken
word. Eth-Noh-Tec is the storytelling like no other storytellers.
Eth-Noh-Tec has appeared at the National Storytelling Festival at
Jonesborough,TN, Smithsonian Discovery Theater, Wolftrap Family Stage
and the Presidential Inauguration Celebration. They have appeared on
NPR's "All Things Considered", PBS Television, and recently submitted a
Moon Myth for NASA's Space Camp. They have performed on stages in
schools, libraries, festivals, universities across America and number of
international venues as well: Singapore, Japan, Germany, Austria, New
Zealand. Most recently they lead a group of American storytellers to
China to engage in storyswap with the traditional storytelling community
of Gengcun.
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Clock hours available for educators and hours can be
combined with the October 25th event listed above.
(3-5 hours available). Contact: 360-650-6446
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Enrollment: 20-30 people - reserve your spot soon.
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Fee: $40 (pre-registered by Nov. 10th) $50 general
$30
students.
Eth-Noh-Tec will also be featured at several other
venues in Bellingham during National Storytelling Week:
Friday, November 17
"Exploring
Roots, Taking Wing" student matinee
Contact Courtney Hiatt, PAC Series Manager, at 360.650.2829
for information or to reserve tickets for your students.
Friday, November 17
Nu Wa Peace Delegation: Stories from and about China
Presented by Doug Banner of the Bellingham Storytellers Guild and
Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo of Eth-Noh-Tech.
7:00 to 8:30 PM, Free. Info at: 360-676-6877
Fairhaven Library Fireplace Room
1117 12th Street
Saturday, November
18
Western Washington University,
Old Main Theatre - 7pm
Eth-Noh-Tec is featured with their
"Asian
Treasure Bag" performance of stories at
Tellabration:
The Worldwide Storytelling Event
Contact: 360-650-6446
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