Story Weavers is the professional performing arm of the Association comprising of Professional Members only.

“Winds of Change: Tales of Transformation from Around the World”

Date: Saturday 7th April 2012

Time: 8.00 – 10.00pm

Venue: Classroom 2, The Substation, 45 Armenian Street

Tickets: S$15 (suitable for ages 16 years and above)

Bookings: bookings@storytellingsingapore.com

Enquiries: 97760998

SOCIALS  2012

1st SAS Social for 2012

Theme: Dragon Tales

2012 is the year of the Water Dragon. Are dragons really mighty? Are dragons really fierce? Are dragons really magical? Or do dragons possess some other quality? Come for the social, share your story and enlighten us all…

Saturday 11th February 2012 (Immediately after the 2012 AGM)

Time:

6.30 – 7.45 pm: Annual General Meeting 2011

8.00 – 10 pm:  Social

Venue: Classroom 2, Level 2, The Substation, No:45 Armenian Street

RSVP: Please e-mail membership@storytellingsingapore.com if you would like to attend the Social, and please indicate if you will be telling a story. All stories to be limited to a maximum of 10 minutes.

2nd SAS Social for 2012

Theme: To be announced

Friday 6 July 2012

3rd SAS Social for 2012

Theme: To be announced

Friday 9 November 2012

STORYPLAY 2012

StoryPlay is a new regular SAS event  launched in 2012.

In essence, StoryPlay is 4 evenings a year of  experimental story workshops, led by Professional Members of the Association and open to all members to attend free of charge.  The StoryPlay sessions will be an opportunity  for professional members to  try our workshop  ideas and  for  other members to have access to a facilitated space where they  can  play, learn and experiment within the world of story .

The StoryPlay  Sessions for 2012  are:

THE MULTI-PURPOSE PROP

7pm to 9.30pm, Tuesday 28 February 2012

Classroom 2 (upstairs), The Substation, No: 45 Armenian Street

Facilitated by Verena Tay

Just as how we use words to stimulate the imagination of our audiences, let us storytellers use props in a discerning and resourceful manner to support our storytelling. In this exploration, let SAS Professional Member Verena Tay guide you in expanding the possibilities of using a chosen prop and then integrating these new options within your telling of a story, thereby further wowing your audience with your creativity.

Pre-preparation for Participants

• Please come dressed in loose, comfortable clothing so that you will not feel constricted while doing the various physical activities.
• Please bring at least one generic non-breakable prop (e.g. a piece of cloth, a stick, a ball) that you would like to experiment with.
• Please bring at least 2 action-based stories that you would like to improve the telling of by using a prop in a variety of ways.

USING PERCUSSION

7pm  to 9.30pm, Tuesday 15 May 2012

Classroom 2 (upstairs), The Substation, No: 45 Armenian Street

Facilitated by Verena Tay

Sometimes the rhythm and sound of speech is not enough to sustain the telling of a story. Perhaps the use of a percussion instrument may provide the added aural texture that will bring your storytelling to another level. Then, you are faced with the following dilemmas: what instrument to use, how do you play the instrument, when is the best time to use the instrument in relation to telling a story? So in ‘Using Percussion’, let us take the time to explore and experiment with these options and then work towards a draft of a storytelling performance.

Pre-preparation for Participants

• Please come dressed in loose, comfortable clothing so that you will not feel constricted while doing the various physical activities.
• Please bring at least one percussive instrument that you would like to experiment with.
• Please bring at least 2 stories that you would like to improve the telling of by incorporating percussion.

DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED

7pm  to 9.30pm, Monday 24 September 2012

Classroom 2 (upstairs), The Substation, No: 45 Armenian Street

Facilitated by Nancy Leppard

DETAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED

Tuesday 27 November, 7pm  to 9.30pm

Classroom 2 (upstairs), The Substation, No: 45 Armenian Street

Facilitated by Sheila Wee

STORYLAB 2012

StoryLab Evenings are open to all SAS members. The evenings are divided into two Parts. Part One (7.00-8.30pm) is a more informal time of food, storytelling games and stories open for everyone to participate in. Part Two (8.30-10.00pm) is a structured time for only StoryLab Members to tell and critique prepared stories. Other SAS members are welcome to remain and observe the process. This is a great opportunity for beginner storytellers to learn new skills through observation.

Date: Thursday 8th March 2012

Time: 7.00 – 10.00pm

Venue : The Substation, 45 Armenian Street

Full details about StoryLab: http://storytellingsingapore.com/events/storylab

Contact: secretary@storytellingsingapore.com

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