Odyssey Storytelling

Creating Connections, One Story At A Time

  • Home
  • Events
    • Next Show
    • Upcoming Themes
    • Past Shows
    • Out in the Community
  • About Us
    • Our Story
    • Who We Are
    • Volunteer
    • News
    • Press
  • Tell A Story
    • Pitch A Story
    • Resources for Storytellers
  • Support
    • Donate
    • Sponsor
  • Contact

Dirty Laundry 11-3-16

October 12, 2016 By Penelope Starr

fullsizerenderCurated by Roscoe Mutz –
Thursday, November 3, 2016 —
Doors at 6:30, show at 7 —
The Screening Room 127 E. Congress St —
$8 Adults, $6 Students

Soiled, dirty, and not ordinarily for public exposure.  Efforts to refresh, renew, and clean up.  We all have dirty laundry of one type of another.  Join us as we air stories from the back of our “closets.”

Storytellers:
Once upon a time, Jeff Whitehead could remember your name. After he was diagnosed with cancer in 2005, he lost his short-term memory but has since regained most of it. That does not mean that the long-time Tucsonan can remember your name. Now, since he’s been cancer-free for 10 years, he might be able to remember your name, AND your favorite color. No guarantees.

Originally hailing from New York, Gretchen Wirges followed her heart to Tucson 14 years ago. Gretchen is a writer, actor, improv teacher and performer who can be seen on a variety of stages in Tucson; from storytelling events, to Old Pueblo Playwrights new play festival, to singing and dancing with the under-rehearsed and over-dramatic Musical Mayhem Cabaret. Gretchen is also on the board of the Tucson Fringe Festival. She performed for four years with local improv troupe Not Burnt Out Just Unscrewed and has since branched off to be part of a new improv theater called The Comedy Temple where she teaches basic and advanced improv techniques.

Troy E. Larkin is a lawyer by day and silly-heart by night.  He loves writing, movies, television, and singing poorly to the radio.  Before losing a dare requiring him to move to Tucson, he worked at the Screen Actors Guild in Hollywood and spent his days lollygagging about on beaches in Southern California.

Matthew Trace Mutz, born and raised in Missouri, swore he would never live in  Kansas, but has been there since 1978.  He’s an Aquarius, single, 61ish, Eagle Scout, active in the Masonic Lodge, Shriner, and presently lives in Belleville, KS.  Matt is the Warehouse Foreman for Reinke Manufacturing (one of the big 3 in the center pivot irrigation industry, the circles on the ground that you see when you fly.)  He has two ex-wives (very good women) and 3 great sons.  Matt always thought he would find a redhead to take long rides with on his Harley and live happily ever after.  He found love again at 55, but Love moved to Hawaii 2 years ago, and he hates Hawaii.  Matt is an adventurer, bow-hunter, Republican (I know), Class President in HS, and voted Most Humorous and Most Likely to Take a Life, Class of ’73.  No formal education, attended the Farmers University of Central KS, (good ol’ F**K U!)  His music interests range from Mozart to Marilyn Manson….he also loves the blues but it depresses him.  Over the years he has been a motel owner/operator, general contractor, tile setter, and Jack of All Trades, Master of none.  He believes every kick in the ass is a boost forward.  He also believes that when you reach 60, you shouldn’t have to pee in the cup….(he also believed that at 30,40, & 50).

Brian Taraz aka “Satan” is a proud dad of a 16 and 12 year old. He’s acted locally with the Rogue theater, Borderlands and Beouwulf Alley.  Brian currently djs Wed from 5-7 on Downtown radio, 99.1 FM and most recently had 4 wildly successful performances of his one-man ego fest show, “An Evening with Satan”. He’s currently developing a grass roots think tank called Southern Arizona Total Awareness Network (S.A.T.A.N.). Visit us on Facebook. 🙂  Dirty laundry is his lifestyle.

Filed Under: Shows

Archives

David H. Levy
IMG_3500
Cynthia Meier
Bridget Magee
Lorna Soroko
Glenda Bonin
James Austin's
Carolyn Langford Hussein Fort
Molly McCloy
Brian Taraz
Lisannette Adelaida Dawson-Ruiz
Joellen Russell
Eliza Weeks
Ray Moody
May Hnin
Mari Herraras
Jim Lipson
John Wakefield
Sarah K Smith
IMG_3299
Sheila Wilensky
Josh Wheeler
Terry Fraze
Rob Zonfrelli
Jennifer Nowicki Clark
Ann Marie Clock
Adam Hostetter
Nico Ratoff
Mohur Sarah Sidhwa
Bella Vivante
Yola Gomez
Will Clipman
Merlin Spillers
Ethel Lee-Miller
ERin Russ
Dan Horner
Shanna Leonard
Melanie Madden
Janet K. Miller
Zay Hartigan
Raúl Alcaraz Ochoa
Juliana Piccillo
Simon Donovan
Adria Elliott
Renate Schulz
Farzana Marie
Logan Mutz
Jerry Diaz
MichellePitot
David Ellis Dickerson
Matthew Jones
IMG_3291
Justin Lukasewicz
100_7932
Elizabeth Tilley
Alison Davison
Drew Cronyn
Tony Paniagua
Isaac Ruiz
Mike Haggerty
Georgette “George” Rosberg
Karlyn Bradley
Bruce Blackstone
Carroll Hemingway
Jayshiro Tashiro
Robert Ronquillo
Kevin Lee Lopez
ElenaAcoba
Israel Gonzalez
Klara Wojtkowska
Megan Smithey
Monica Bauer
Amy Weintraub
Lata Nadig
Edie Jarolim
Vanessa Zuber
[Show thumbnails]

Watch videos of past shows here

Listen to our podcasts

Past shows

Out in the Community

Join Email List



Radical Act of Community Storytelling

A how-to memoir with a twist of advocacy written by Odyssey founder, Penelope Starr. Click here to find out more.

The radical act of community storytelling by Penelope Starr

Volunteer Opportunities

Click here to see a list of ways you can be part of the Odyssey crew.

Partners

Support community storytelling.  Contact us to become a sponsor.

facebookyoutube Donate-01

Odyssey Storytelling is a program of
StoryArts Group Inc.
P.O. Box 40422
Tucson Arizona 85717
www.storyartsgroup.org
Stories@Odysseystorytelling.com

ODYSSEY STORYTELLING: CREATING COMMUNITY ONE STORY AT A TIME

Site design by Julie Ray Creative | Privacy Policy | Copyright © 2022 | Odyssey Storytelling