Storyteller Tim Ereneta brings to life traditional tales for contemporary audiences, available for storytelling events or as a one-man solo performance for theatrical venues. Tim's repertoire includes classic fairy tales as well as grim and gruesome folk tales of the Middle Ages. Appropriate for adult audiences and those who can listen like adults (Ages 11 and up).
He is the recipient of the National Storytelling Network's 2006 J.J. Reneaux Emerging Artist Grant. His performance was selected as one of the Top Five Acts of the 2005 Rogue Performance Festival, where The Fresno Bee called him "Droll, funny and original."
As a playwright and actor, Tim brings over 17 years of theatre experience to his storytelling, including appearances at the Orlando, Edmonton, and San Francisco Fringe Festivals, Fresno's Rogue Festival, the Bay Area Storytelling Festival, and the Stitching Stars Storytelling Festival in Athens, Georgia. For ten years, he was in the mainstage company of BATS Improv, one of San Francisco's most popular improvisation troupes.
Other stage credits include the original cast of Mary Zimmerman's The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci at the Lookingglass theatre and Dino Doesn't Live Here Any More for two seasons at the Lawrence Hall of Science.
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