"If you don't know the trees you may be lost in the forest, but if you don't know the stories you may be lost in life."
Since ancient times, storytellers have used the power of the spoken word to paint pictures in the minds of their listeners. A word, a look, a gesture - and suddenly we see the hero's struggle, we hear a storm approaching, we feel the brush of wind against a child's face.
Each telling is a unique experience, shaped by the specifics of time, place and audience, and positioning the teller and the listener in a continuum of stories passed down through the ages.
Teller and listener co-create the world of the story.
Together they are watching the cinema of the mind.