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I left Japan 26 years ago. Until the pandemic hit the world, I made biennial trips back to visit my family.

Deborah Williams developed her love of storytelling at an early age. It helps when your father—and grandfather too—are big on bedtime stories.

Richard Kelly Kemick is one of the Flame Storytellers that people have sharp memories of so this past week, I was excited to hear another first person documentary on The Doc Project. Listen and read and enjoy. This First Person column is the experience of author Richard Kelly Kemick. For more information about CBC's First Person stories, please see the FAQ . Halloween is a night that glows with possibility. Much is made about the transformative opportunities of holidays such

One of a Kind  is a storytelling show created and performed by a talented, diverse group of extraordinary emerging performers. Each performer shares a one-of-a-kind tale from their childhood, filled with truths, cultural perspectives, challenges, laughs and adventures all accompanied by physical theatre, music and movement. Commissioned by the Vancouver International Children’s Festival. ​ This spring, Deb Williams is offering a 1 month intensive storytelling and play develop

The company’s popular digital pivot of “Human Library” returns, focussing on shifting ideas of otherness through meaningful one-on-one discussion Vancouver, BC — Zee Zee Theatre presents the return of Virtual Humanity,

A poignant story by Flamester Ian Thomas. "Come on people let's save this planet."

Millbrook, ON ... 4th Line Theatre is excited to announce the first event of its upcoming 30th Anniversary season, a storytelling workshop with renowned Vancouver-based storyteller and writer Deb Williams. Williams last worked with 4th Line Theatre directing the 2018 production of Ian McLachlan and Robert Winslow’s Crow Hill: A Telephone Play. The online storytelling workshop will run over two days - Saturday, January 22 and Sunday, January 23, 2022, 10 AM to 4 PM. In this we