Also in the Story Salon Live series
Legacy
(00:03:15)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Salon regular and Emmy winning writer Joseph Dougherty discovers an unnoticed gift in a crowded train station.
We're Just Gonna Go Around The Block
(00:03:50)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Salon founder Beverly Mickins tells about confronting a lifetime of fear in order to take her first driving lesson.
Dumb Dumb Dumb
(00:03:57)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Richard Mueller goes back to the high flying Sixties to make you feel better about the stupidest thing you've ever done.
Fuel Crisis
(00:03:41)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Drug use and attempted suicide. Hey, they're serious. Really. No, honest. Ask storyteller Marti MacGibbon.
Baby Jones
(00:02:19)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Michael Rayner, storyteller and professional juggler, reflects on the complex high of fatherhood.
A Hot Time in Hinkley
(00:03:46)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Storyteller Leni Ramberg visits that hot-bed of wild gambling: Hinkley, Minnesota.
Some Days Are Better Than Others
(00:04:09)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Storyteller and Cabin Attendant Paul Jacek recalls a flight that goes just fine--up to a point.
Valentine's Day
(00:03:40)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Julio Martinez answers the telephone on Valentine's Day and is pulled into a whirlwind of memory.
The Rain in Spain
(00:04:18)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Richard Tanner compresses an entire Spanish vacation into just over four minutes!
Engagement Ring
(00:03:09)
From: Joseph Dougherty
Shelley-Anne Martin remembers the emotions linked to a lost engagement ring.
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Piece Description
Storyteller Shirley Scott longs for individuality in the face of a mother fixated on the concept of "Mother-Daughter" matching outfits. Story Salon began in a North Hollywood coffee house in 1996. The rules of the show are simple: Five to seven minutes of original material performed by the writer. This open policy, embracing a sort of "free-range" writing, results in one of the most eclectic hours of performance available. The stories in this series, recorded in front of a live audience, are a sampling of Story Salon's wide range of performers. The result is a unique blend of memoir and observation; sometimes funny, sometimes confessional, often controversial, always unique. Story Salon Live pieces are perfect as free-standing drop-ins or as part of any program focusing on the art of storytelling. Learn more at: www.storysalon.com
Timing and Cues
Intro: Story Salon is the long running storytelling venue in Southern California that mixes memoir and observation. In this story, Shirley Scott longs for individuality in the face of a mother fixated on the concept of ?Mother-Daughter? matching outfits.
Tag: To learn more about Story Salon, visit their website: www.storysalon.com
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Posted on August 31, 2006 at 02:08 PM | Permalink
Review of Mother Daughter Dresses
Shirley Scott's attention to detail and the warmth with which she tells her story combine for a witty and touching portrait of her mother, as seen through assorted matching outfits that have been worn in this family over the decades. I loved it!