Storytelling and Old Timey Music: Part 2

If tomorrow's performance of old time music is as much fun as tonight's storytelling performance, I will be worn OUT with fun-ness for awhile.  Tonight was sooo good.

The Druckenmillers are always a treat and a wonderful advertisement for tomorrow night's show.  Robin Berry's stories are always uplifting and gentle.  Chaz told fairy tales with excitement and a little anthropology thrown in.  I had a great time on stage.  I hope the audience did, too.  And Larry's last story of the night brought tears to my eyes.  The Lehigh Valley Storytelling Guild is full of talented people.

You might hear those stories told some other night but they will not be the same.  That is the wonder of live entertainment.  It is never the same show twice.

Tomorrow at Godfrey Daniels, at 7:30 pm, the Druckenmillers will be joined by their son, Nathan, his girlfriend, Brittany, a clog-dancer, and three other musicians.  Chaz Kiernan will tell a story or two.  The night will be full of old time music.  Tomorrow's concert benefits the Maidencreek Old Time Music Festival, held this year on Sunday, July 31st, in Berks County.