In “Media Blitz,” Better Said Than Done storytellers talked about their favorite stories – from books, movies and songs. In case you missed the show, or just want to see the best storytelling show in Virginia all over again, here are some of the videos from our fantastic cast, in order of appearance.
Click on any of the names to view their video.
Susan Gordon told us about her daughter, dancing away the darkness.
Mel Harkrader Pine was just like Dustin Hoffman in “Little Big Man.”
Jessica Piscitelli Robinson took a dark lesson from “The Princess Bride.”
Renata Lana’s relationship took a turn after a trip to see “Titanic.”
Jeremy Strozer’s career path was set after he read the Time Life Series on WWII.
Anna Marie Trester was less than impressed with Henry Higgins in “My Fair Lady.”
If you want to see Virginia’s best storytelling show, or are just looking for a great night out, don’t miss our next show – “The Art of War.”
Better Said Than Done is celebrating our two year anniversary in May with a storytelling contest. Join the storytellers you chose as your favorites, for a night of true, personal storytelling – to the death! Okay, really, they are just competing for cash prizes. But come out and vote for your favorite story of the night.
The Art of War: Competing, Fighting, and Winning
Saturday, May 25th, 2013
The Auld Shebeen
3971 Chain Bridge Road
Fairfax, VA
7:00PM Show
Doors Open at 6:00PM
$10 Tickets Available at the door
Storytellers include: Noa Baum, Kevin Boggs, Jason Conner, Dustin Fisher, Cara Foran, David Supley Foxworth, Jennifer Luu, Anna Marie Trester and Michael Zhuang. Hosted by Jessica Piscitelli Robinson
