Tifni Twitchell Lynch is a storyteller. Never mind her first incarnation as an actor in her native Los Angeles. When Lynch tells a story, the listener is absorbed into her narrative landscape. On Nov. 20-21, that landscape was one of endangered animals, golden apples and the elusive firebird.
Tifni Twitchell Lynch is a storyteller. Never mind the first incarnation as an actor in her native Los Angeles. When Lynch tells a story, the listener is absorbed into her narrative landscape. On Nov. 20-21, that landscape was one of endangered animals, golden apples and the elusive firebird.
Journal multimedia reporter Jane K. Fox produced a behind-the-scenes video of Lynch’s colorful children’s play, “The Merry Firebird,” which was staged at San Juan Community Theatre on Nov. 20 and 21.
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Submitted by the Animal Protection Society – Friday Harbor
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