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Like the troubador, the countrystore whittler, and the old-time medicine show, Jon Spelman fills the American need for talk.
Spellbinding, satisfying, informal and magical, his stories have been gathered from tradition and observation. His performances have won raves wherever he’s appeared, captivating audiences of various ages and interests. For his appearance Saturday, Aug. 27 at the Gay Street Theatre in Washington, he's chosen an adult theme. Titled “Grease Heat: Tales from the American Landscape," the program is as diverse and earthy as the experiences it recalls.
Mr. Spelman is a professional talker and storyteller who carries tales in his head and spins them up and down across America.
He tells stories for adults: tales told with sophistication and punch, ranging from the silly to the epic. Included are tales from oral traditions, urban folklore, contemporary fables, and stories from the finest American
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