Tag: Chetter Galloway
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Starter Kit: Stories of Beginning
The days are getting longer and the new year is getting underway. We have a full calendar year ahead of us, and the future is a fresh clean canvas. In that spirit of renewal, Better Said Than Done brings you our first show of 2023! Join us online at 8:00 P.M. EST this Thursday, January… Read more
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Starter Kit stories
Watch emcee Bonnie Gardner and storytellers Sheila Arnold, J. Carroll, Chetter Galloway, Nina Lesiga, Ingrid Nixon, Sam Payne, and Greg Weiss in “Starter Kit: stories of beginning.” Recording available to purchase through January 15th. Ticket holders can watch the recording for two weeks. Read more
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Twisted Tales Too: This Time It’s Twisted-er!
A long time ago, like back in April, Better Said Than Done hosted our first Twisted Tales – a show in which each storyteller was challenged to tell one overall story, consisting of multiple stories twisted together – interwoven, if you will. The two (or more) stories paired perfectly forming a new story in turn,… Read more
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Twisted Tales Too
On September 8, 2022, join storytellers Vicki Bryan, Margaret Burk, Katie Green, Marilyn McPhie, and Sue Searing, and emcee Chetter Galloway, for “Twisted Tales: Folktales and Personal stories, entwined.” Online only. Read more
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For Goodness’ Sake
Here we are in the tough, grey days of the year. Six more weeks of winter and no twinkly lights to take the edge off. I don’t know about you, but this is the time when I need to know that there’s something good out there in the world. To help us all find that… Read more
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For Goodness Sake
You can now purchase the recording to watch emcee Jessica Robinson and storytellers Sara Armstrong, Regi Carpenter, Chetter Galloway, Joan Leotta, Angela Lloyd, and Linda Yemoto for “For Goodness’ Sake: stories done good.” Read more
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Black Stories Matter 2021
Join Better Said Than Done on Thursday, June 10th, for our second annual Black Stories Matter show. Tickets are on sale now! Though this is a storytelling show, it is also a fundraiser. Proceeds benefit the Fairfax County NAACP. Karen Campblin, Chapter President of the Fairfax County NAACP, had this to say about the benefit… Read more
