At our annual fundraiser for Friends of Reston for Community Projects, at the Walker Nature Center in Reston, VA, Better Said Than Done storytellers shared some wild, true stories about what it means to lead a, or observe the, wild life.
The storytelling show, “Wild Life,” was hosted by Friends of Reston Board President Jessica Piscitelli Robinson. If you missed the show, you can watch some of the videos of the fabulous storytellers below.
Watch Restonian Bill Burton’s story about what happens when a bear and a moose walk into the woods.
Catherine Calvin’s tale of HOA woes.
The story of Miriam Nadel’s mom – and her expectations.
Go to summer camp with Elinor Klein.
Watch Richard Barr discuss how to protect against bear raids.
Fanny Crawford’s childhood had a wild streak.
Watch Mel Harkrader Pine discover that living your dream isn’t always a good thing.
The storytellers were wild, the night was lively, and the fundraiser was a success. If you feel like you missed a great night out – you’re right. Don’t despair. Join us in Fairfax, at The Auld Shebeen on October 29th.
Don’t miss our improvisational storytelling show – “A Night at the Improv 3” – on October 29th. Find out what stories the storytellers will be telling at the same time that they do!
