Tag: stephanie garibaldi
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The Inaugural Women’s Festival Videos
Did you miss out on attending the inaugural Women’s Storytelling Festival in early March, in the City of Fairfax, VA? Here’s the good news, you can watch 9 hours of stories from the festival online, until April 6, 2020. Click here for details and to purchase a ticket to join the viewing party. The last… Read more
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Women’s Festival Friday Night Storytellers
Quick Question, what are the greatest entertainment moments of the past 100 years? Sir John Barrymore’s Hamlet? Woodstock? That time Alice Cooper guest starred on the Muppet Show? (yeah, that actually happened!) Next questions: Do you want to be there to see one of the greatest entertainment moments of the next 100 years? What are… Read more
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You Chose the Adventure
In the first ever “You Choose the Storytelling Adventure” show, the audience decided which road the storytellers would take in their true, personal stories. We made the audience work a little – although not as hard as the storytellers who all had to prepare at least two distinct stories with at least two different possible… Read more
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A Night at the Storytelling Improv
Ever watch a storytelling show and think, “those guys are way too prepared and polished?” Well, Better Said Than Done is throwing professional storytellers to the wolves, the improv wolves, and there will be no time to prepare! A Night at the Improv October 25th, 2014 7:00PM (Doors Open 6:00PM) The Auld Shebeen 3971 Chain… Read more
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St. Patrick’s Show at Jammin’ Java
Wow. That’s all I can say. Okay, who are we kidding, I am going to say a lot more than that. “The Luck of the Irish,” our St. Patrick’s Day show at Jammin’ Java, was a roaring success but, more importantly, a fantastic night of stories. Adam Ruben started out the night with a story… Read more
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True Lies in Storytelling
In “Truth, Justice, and the American Way…of Lying,” Better Said Than Done put on a storytelling show of wry humor, laugh out loud humor, and a smidge of the sad truth to keep it real. The show kicked off with Chuck Na’s story about race relations in rural Mississippi. Watch Chuck Na’s story here. Jennifer… Read more