Tales from the South 078: Tin Roof Project with Monica Staggs
From: Paula Morell
Series: Tales from the South 2012 Spring Season
Length: 29:00
Hollywood stuntwoman extraordinaire Monica Staggs is here telling stories. The Tin Roof Project is a once-a-month series of Tales from the South where well-known Southerners bring their own true stories to life. In front of a live audience over dinner at Starving Artist Cafe' in the Argenta Arts District of North Little Rock, Arkansas. Tales from the South is a weekly show presented by the Argenta Arts Foundation and Temenos Publishing Company, with additional support provided by AY Magazine, the North Little Rock Visitors' Bureau, William F. Laman Public Library, and the Oxford American Magazine.
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Piece Description
Hollywood stuntwoman extraordinaire Monica Staggs is here telling stories. The Tin Roof Project is a once-a-month series of Tales from the South where well-known Southerners bring their own true stories to life. In front of a live audience over dinner at Starving Artist Cafe' in the Argenta Arts District of North Little Rock, Arkansas. Tales from the South is a weekly show presented by the Argenta Arts Foundation and Temenos Publishing Company, with additional support provided by AY Magazine, the North Little Rock Visitors' Bureau, William F. Laman Public Library, and the Oxford American Magazine.
Broadcast History
KUAR, 04-19-12
KUAF, 04-21-12
WRN, 04-22-12
Additional Credits
Argenta Arts Foundation
Temenos Publishing Company
Starving Artist Cafe'
North Little Rock Visitors' Bureau
AY Magazine
William F. Laman Public Library
Oxford American Magazine
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