An Evening with Storyteller Matriarch Elizabeth Ellis

Join ISC for an evening concert featuring Elizabeth Ellis. Born and raised in Appalachia, Elizabeth Ellis is the descendant of a circuit-riding preacher who collected stories wherever he went. A professional storyteller for nearly five decades, she is a versatile teller of Appalachian and Texas folktales, stories of heroic American women, and personal narratives that many consider her best. Ellis is a recipient of the National Storytelling Network’s Lifetime Achievement and ORACLE Circle of Excellence Awards, as well as the John Henry Faulk Award from the Texas Storytelling Association. She is a “fan favorite” at ISC’s National Storytelling Festival, having performed at twenty-three Festivals, and was designated an American Masterpiece Touring Artist by the NEA. Ellis is the author of Prepare to Scare, From Plot to Narrative, Every Day a Holiday, and co-author of Inviting the Wolf In: Thinking About Difficult Stories.
Now in its 23rd season, the International Storytelling Center’s renowned Storytelling Live performance series features 20 nationally known storytellers in live concerts at 2 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday, from May through October. Special events are also offered throughout the season, including evening shows, virtual concerts, and holiday programs.
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