WHAT WE'RE DOING
Fortune's Fool Theatre presented YOU WHO I ALWAYS/NEVER/ONCE LOVED at the Crane Theatre in September 2021. This anthology of autobiographical stories written and performed by a diverse, all-star lineup of Twin Cities storytellers tackled a universal subject that has taken on a new urgency in the last 16 months, as the COVID-19 pandemic has made many of us examine the nature of love more thoughtfully and thoroughly. It featured storytellers of all ages, ethnicities, genders, and sexual identities -- people who've loved many times and those who have trouble loving at all -- to create a multifaceted portrait of love gained, lost, and evaded. Their stories will move you, make you laugh, and make you ponder the vagaries of the human heart.
YOU WHO I ALWAYS/NEVER/ONCE LOVED is now available for online viewing!
Because we have so much talent in the Twin Cities, each week featured a different group of eight superb storytellers.
WEEK ONE: Jen Scott: "An 80-20 Split," Josh Cragun: "Marsh Marigolds," Larisa Netterlund: "Failure of Imagination," Lacey Piotter: "Love Is a Shared Experience," Tim Uren: "I Can't Believe," Eli Effinger-Weintraub: "Walking and Solving," Destiny Davison: My Dog Is a Better Person than Me," and Ariel Pinkerton, "Perfect Timing."
WEEK TWO: Denzel Belin: "To All the White Boys I've 'Loved' Before," Rachel Teagle: "My Own Personal Togepi," Anthony Neuman and Nicole Wilder: "palimpsest," Sam Landman: "Skullet," Les Kurkendaal-Barrett: "My Soap Opera Wedding," Matthew Kessen: "Even Better than the Real Thing," and Ariel Pinkerton: "Animal Farm."
We are excited to share this witty, moving, and thoughtful show with you. YOU WHO I ALWAYS/NEVER/ONCE LOVED has been videotaped and will be available for online viewing through January 31, 2022. Each week is a separate video. WEEK ONE is 80 minutes long; WEEK TWO is 82 minutes long. Videos may be viewed at any time for free. Should you feel able and moved to donate, we have posted a direct link to our PayPal account below. You may use a credit card, your bank account, Venmo, or PayPal to send money to this account. We suggest a donation of $10 per video, but it is entirely up to you.
Fortune's Fool Theatre presented YOU WHO I ALWAYS/NEVER/ONCE LOVED at the Crane Theatre in September 2021. This anthology of autobiographical stories written and performed by a diverse, all-star lineup of Twin Cities storytellers tackled a universal subject that has taken on a new urgency in the last 16 months, as the COVID-19 pandemic has made many of us examine the nature of love more thoughtfully and thoroughly. It featured storytellers of all ages, ethnicities, genders, and sexual identities -- people who've loved many times and those who have trouble loving at all -- to create a multifaceted portrait of love gained, lost, and evaded. Their stories will move you, make you laugh, and make you ponder the vagaries of the human heart.
YOU WHO I ALWAYS/NEVER/ONCE LOVED is now available for online viewing!
Because we have so much talent in the Twin Cities, each week featured a different group of eight superb storytellers.
WEEK ONE: Jen Scott: "An 80-20 Split," Josh Cragun: "Marsh Marigolds," Larisa Netterlund: "Failure of Imagination," Lacey Piotter: "Love Is a Shared Experience," Tim Uren: "I Can't Believe," Eli Effinger-Weintraub: "Walking and Solving," Destiny Davison: My Dog Is a Better Person than Me," and Ariel Pinkerton, "Perfect Timing."
WEEK TWO: Denzel Belin: "To All the White Boys I've 'Loved' Before," Rachel Teagle: "My Own Personal Togepi," Anthony Neuman and Nicole Wilder: "palimpsest," Sam Landman: "Skullet," Les Kurkendaal-Barrett: "My Soap Opera Wedding," Matthew Kessen: "Even Better than the Real Thing," and Ariel Pinkerton: "Animal Farm."
We are excited to share this witty, moving, and thoughtful show with you. YOU WHO I ALWAYS/NEVER/ONCE LOVED has been videotaped and will be available for online viewing through January 31, 2022. Each week is a separate video. WEEK ONE is 80 minutes long; WEEK TWO is 82 minutes long. Videos may be viewed at any time for free. Should you feel able and moved to donate, we have posted a direct link to our PayPal account below. You may use a credit card, your bank account, Venmo, or PayPal to send money to this account. We suggest a donation of $10 per video, but it is entirely up to you.
