Art of the Tale
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 1, 2002
Closed Dec 15, 2002
Opened Oct 1, 2002
Closed Dec 15, 2002
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
There?s something for everyone in Art of the Tale! Renowned storyteller Odds Bodkin lands in New York for a special limited engagement. The series features 5 unique storytelling offerings:
The Odyssey: Belly of the Beast
What a Woman Desires Most: Three Tales of Love
Heartpounders: Halloween Horror for Adults
The Winter Cherries: Tales for Christmas and Chanukah
Storyblast! Family Matinee Concerts
THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:
Clark Studio Theater, the Samuel B. and David Rose Building
70 Lincoln Center Plaza
New York, NY 10023
70 Lincoln Center Plaza
New York, NY 10023
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In a theatrical series called Art of the Tale, expert storyteller Odds Bodkin is presenting five programs of epics, romances, legends, and children's stories at Lincoln Center through December. In the spirit of the current season, he is now telling Heartpounders: Halloween Horror For Adults, playing through October 27 The Clark Theater, Lincoln Center's black box space.
As he sits down on the floor-level stage, Bodkin -- an imposing presence with his muscular body and square jaw -- puts his mouth to one microphone and his 12-string guitar to another and advises us to picture his stories in our mind's eye. And what tools he has to help us paint that picture! He effortlessly (or so it app[...]