Better Said Than Done, Virginia’s premiere storytelling troupe, voted “The Best Performing Arts Company in Virginia” by Virginia Living Magazine, just got awkward!
At our last storytelling show, the storytellers shared – or maybe over shared is more accurate – their most awkward moments.
Chuck Na was the fantastic host of the night’s festivities, mixing it up with some awkward “facts” about our storytellers. You missed his awesome performance, but below are the videos from one very uncomfortable night, from the best storytelling show in Northern Virginia.
Here are the storytellers at their most awkward.
Watch first time storyteller Ann Cavazos here.
Watch storyteller Jason Conner here.
Watch storyteller Nate Johnson here.
Watch storyteller Mike Kane here.
Watch storyteller Kim Ruff here.
Watch storyteller Anne Thomas here.
Watch storyteller Anna Marie Trester here.
We have two storytelling shows on the horizon:
Join us on September 26th at 7PM at The Auld Shebeen in Fairfax for our part in George Mason’s “Fall for the Book” week with our free show “Fall for It.”
Then we are back in Reston, VA, where storytelling in Virginia began, at 8PM on September 28th. We are once again hosting a fundraiser for the Reston Nature House. Join us for “Believe It of Not.”
Details for both Virginia storytelling shows here.
