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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Bent Writing Workshop with STORME WEBBER Today November 19th Noon

You have an opportunity to be a part of an intimate workshop with Storme Webber.  Her Mentor Showcase was a great success last night and today should have wonderful energy as a result.  Get out of your footy jammies, RSVP and let your creative energy flow!  Ms T.
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Please join Bent Mentor 2011 Storme Webber for a writing workshop!
$10-$15 sliding scale. Please RSVP here and grab a ticket so we know how many to expect. Space is limited to TWENTY participants.

TumbleMe Headquarters (this is a private home), 716 27th Ave, Apt A, Seattle, WA

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
This workshop aims to generate text (poetry, memoir, and/or experimental work) through discussion, reading and prompts. We will work on creating a performance of the newly generated piece, using multiple techniques, including theater, music, movement, breath and improvisation. These exercises are drawn from more than 25 years experience as a performing writer and producer. Devised especially for the shy and intimidated, we will first locate the joy of creation and fly on from that point!

MORE ABOUT STORME WEBBER:
Storme Webber is a spoken word, vocal, and visual artist with extensive experience in multimedia arts production. Her work spans film, stage, tv, radio and cultural production/arts activism, and has focused on marginalized communities. Storme has been a Writer in Residence at Richard Hugo House and is also the Founder/Artistic Director of Voices Rising: LGBTQ of Color Arts & Culture. She has led workshops and organized many art events in various countries over the last 25 years, including the UK, USA, Ireland, Netherlands, Germany & Brazil. She has been a City Artist with the Seattle Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture; a Jack Straw Writer's Program Fellow; and a member of Artist Trust's Literary EDGE program. Storme is now a Writer in Residence for Seattle Arts & Lectures, and a CD Forum Creation Project artist.

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