NEXT EVENT

May 27, 2008

Music at 7pm
Stories at 7:30 pm

STORYTELLERS

• David Jacobson, “Silver City, 1981”
• Kenny Yun, “Bucky”
• Theresa Dailey, “We Must Attend”
• Erica Lann-Clark, “Problem Children”

A B O U T   T H E   S T O R Y T E L L E R S

David Jacobson is a San Francisco-based writer whose work has appeared in Esquire, Fortune, Business 2.0, Maxim, Jungle and Details. He was a reporter for 15 years at the Detroit News, Hartford Courant and other newspapers. He misses the camaraderie of newsrooms – and also having dental benefits. This piece, about a young journalist’s first big story, was created with Charlie Varon at The Marsh and with the Varonic Soloists.

Kenny Yun is currently developing his one-man show with David Ford at The Marsh. He is a standup comedian and has acted in The Tempest, The Cherry Orchard, and Twelfth Night. He trained in theatre arts at Studio A.C.T. and Berkeley Rep, and he has a degree in English Literature from UC Berkeley.

Theresa Dailey performed in various theatre venues in San Francisco—SF Fringe Festival, Venue 9's Women's Work Theater Festival, BRAVA.  After taking a hiatus from acting for a number of years, she took a workshop with Motion Theatre that lead her to exploring more of a autobiographical in the moment process.  She is new to solo performance and is grateful to Tell It On Tuesday for providing a stage for such an animal.

Erica Lann-Clark grew up listening.  To bring their history to life, her immigrant family told kitchen table tales of a vanished world. These tales inspired in Erica a passion for the healing power of story.  She's been featured at many storytelling festivals.  In October, she will be a New Voice Teller at the upcoming National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, Tennessee.

Music:
Somewhere Down the Road: Drums - Bruce Pachtman, Piano - Phil Casey, Saxophone - Bobby Nakamoto
R&B, jazz and rock played with just the right amount of notes

Future Dates for Tell It on Tuesday