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BILLY SOLO 2020
Tales of Travel
All-New, One-Hour Storytelling Soirée Salon
with BILL ZARCHY
FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2020
7 to 8:30 pm / Doors open at 6:45.
SILK ROAD HOUSE, 1944 University Avenue #107, Berkeley CA 94704
(6-minute walk from Downtown Berkeley BART Station)
SUGGESTED DONATION: $10
Refreshments will be served! No one turned away for lack of funds.
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A playful, poignant potpourri — Stories of Personal, Family, Business, and Mythical Travel — told in the timeless oral tradition: no notes, no text.
“Unimpeachable” — Wireless Magazine
“A very stable genius” — Vladimir Putin
“So why couldn’t he be a doctor?” — Bill’s mom
“Bagels can’t be choosers” — Harpo Marx
BILL ZARCHY filmed projects on six continents during his 40 years as a Cinematographer. Now he likes to write novels, tell tales, and talk of many things. He is a graduate of the EPIC Storytelling Program at Stagebridge in Oakland.
Proceeds benefit the Storytelling Association of California.
Questions? Contact billzarchy@gmail.com
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