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Wed, 02 Apr 2008
2008 "Ollie, Ollie Oxen Free" Winners!!!
Adult Slam: First Place--Elsa Wolff with "The Wooden Sword" Second Place--Ken Nichols with "The Song and Dance Man" Third Place--Steve Lee with "A.J. and Slither" Youth Slam: First Place--Joy Jowers with her interpretation of "Anne of Green Gables" Second Place--Laura Wolff with "Ladies First" and Third Place to Joe Carroll for "Ollie the Ogre".
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Thu, 27 Mar 2008
2008 "Ollie, Ollie Oxen Free" Adult Story Slam is a sell out!
Our judges are seated. This year we used the little children's ryhme to select our judges, "Doctor, Lawyer, Merchant...." This is going to be a wonderful, story filled evening for all!
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Youth Story Slam
We have eight storytellers registered, with one honorary teller who is eight years old. Can't wait to hear the stories from the First "Ollie, Ollie Oxen Free" Story Slam for Youth ages 12-18. We have fabulous prizes. Tickets available for the Youth Slam.
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Sat, 16 Feb 2008
Something to think about!!
If not you, then who? If not now, then when? Sign up today! Elm Farm Ollie
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Thu, 14 Feb 2008
Elm Farm Ollie's Vision
The slam is a way for unknown storytellers to get exposure, but more importantly it is a learning experience for storytellers and audience alike-- many of which are newbies. This is the beauty of the "Ollie, Ollie Oxen Free" Story Slam! We hope all storytellers everywhere will come forward and tell us their tale! We all learn from each other! Of course, it takes an openess and a sense of adventure for a seasoned teller to put themselves out there with beginners--but everyone benefits-- even the pro! We want above all else for Elm Farm Ollie to be free--free to be FUN! Elm Farm Ollie is not an "American Idol"--she is a "folk hero"! The competition aspect of the slam serves only to push everyone to do their best. See you at the slam-- Happy Valentines Day, Elm Farm Ollie
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