The Moth Story Slam Winner Bill Ratner Out To Win Another Round in Los Angeles, CA, March 9, 2010

Award-winning storyteller Bill Ratner enters another The Moth Story Slam competition in Los Angeles on March 9, 2010 with a story based on the evening's theme, "Rules". Details at themoth.org/events.
By: WJ Carrel
 
 
The Moth 3-Time Story Slam Winner Bill Ratner
The Moth 3-Time Story Slam Winner Bill Ratner
March 8, 2010 - PRLog -- BillRatner.com
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The Moth 3-Time Story Slam Winner Bill Ratner Out To Win Another Round at The Moth, Los Angeles, at Busby’s East on March 9, 2010 at 7:30 pm

“I’m hooked on The Moth Story Slams.  We need a weigh-in like in the WBA,” states raconteur Bill Ratner about his performance plans for The Moth Story Slam this Tuesday, March 9, 2010, at Busby’s East, 5364 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA at 7:30 pm.   Ratner, together with a group of other storytellers, will toss his name in a hat and wait to be called to tell five-minute true tales based on the evening’s theme, “Rules”.  The stories, told from a nightclub stage without notes or manuscripts, are intended to amuse, inspire, and mesmerize.

Ratner, aside from being a professional speaker, storyteller, and three-time Moth Story Slam winner, is also one of America’s most recognized and versatile voices.  His soothing delivery, inimitable charm, wry wit, and delightful humor created a huge following of fans who remember his Flint character in GI Joe, Family Guy, and Robot Chicken.  Currently, he is the voice for numerous movie trailers, TV networks, and affiliate stations around the U.S.  His short stories and essays are published in Pleiades Press, Cheng Kung Literary, Southern Anthology, Papier Mache, Nightblade, Spork, Marquee, and Coast Magazine.  He lives in Los Angeles, CA, and owns three bicycles in various states of disrepair.  More about Bill Ratner can be found at billratner.com.    

The Moth is a New York City based non-profit that conducts live story-telling events at eight on-going venues in Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, and New York.   The concept is the brain child of George Dawes Green, a Georgia native, whose intention was to recreate storytelling on sultry summer eves at Wanda’s porch on St. Simon’s Island.  The screen around Wanda’s porch had a hole in it “where moths would flutter through and stay trapped in the light,” hence the name for the narrative sessions.   Since The Moth’s inception in 1997, over 3,000 live stories have been told across the country, and in January 2010 The Moth was ranked among the top 10 innovative media companies in the U.S. along with NPR, the Huffington Post, and Scribd.  The Moth is one of the top podcasts on i-Tunes, and its radio show can be heard on over 60 public radio stations.  For more information visit themoth.org on the Internet.

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