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Ranger Jim
By Dogdog-Beardog
Created by Jim Stowell
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Show Description
Jim worked 16 seasons as a Park Ranger in three National Parks. He takes you to different places than most National Park stories. Comedy, death and magic in our National Parks.
Genre and Content
Content Warnings
The creators say this show is appropriate for ages 16 and up
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Seat Reservations and Show Tickets
| Add to Schedule | Date | Time | Ticket Options | Quantity | Purchase |
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| Fri 08/01 | 7:00 PM | ||||
| Sun 08/03 | 4:00 PM | ||||
| Mon 08/04 | 10:00 PM | ||||
| Fri 08/08 | 5:30 PM | ||||
| Sun 08/10 | 8:30 PM |
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Cast and Crew
Jessica Zuehlke
Assistant Director and MIPTheater Arts Professional. Performer. Musician. Producer. Instructor. Consultant. Multi-genre writer. Most well-known for co-writing the original, CHURCH BASEMENT LADIES.
More Information
Selected to be a Featured Teller atThe National Storytelling Festival. (The Broadway of Storytelling.) Teller in Residence at The International Storytelling Center. Featured Teller at The NationalStorytelling Conference. An Emmy for Jim's one-man play, "Talking Pictures". Produced by KTCA Public TV St. Paul, MN. Jim's one-man play, Traveling Light was filmed by New Front Films and shown at The Sundance Film Festival and published as a book by Milkweeed Editions. Jim has written and performed 12 one person plays produced by seven different theaters in the twin cities and Chicago. Critics have said: "Jim Stowelli is a great American storyteller." "Stowell is the consummate storyteller." This will be Jim's third apperance at The Fringe. Ranger Jim is three stories in the ten stories Jim calles his, Spoken Story Book. These are stories from Jim's 46 year love affair with what he calls, 'The great unknown." The wilderness. Stories of going eye to eye with an eagle, the out-of-nowhere event of man dying in Jim's arms and living and working in a lighthouse on an island in Lake Superior. Comedy, death and magic in our National Parks.
