"Free the Imprisoned Lightning" told by Andy Offutt Irwin
Category: Event Calendar
Date and Time for this Past Event
- Saturday, Jan 8, 2022 7pm - 9pm
Location
Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center
450 West Ohio Street
Details
In the mid-20th century, a German-born Jewish man makes his way from the Lower East Side of Manhattan to Covington, Georgia, where he buys a jewelry store and marries the daughter of one of the town’s founding families. Generations later, these relatives of intertwined faiths bond anew over a painting, an heirloom of great and unexpected value. Yes, this story features Marguerite Van Camp, M.D.!
Andy Offutt Irwin is a storyteller, arts educator, singer-songwriter and humorist. He is arguably the world’s best whistler, performing professionally and prestigiously with the likes of the famous chamber group the Kandinsky Trio, for one.
Offutt Irwin gets inspiration for his stories from his rich and diverse life experience, including his stints as a church youth director, political satirist, ditch digger, bullfrog tadpole catcher, garbage man, Shakespearean actor and many more. He lives in the town he grew up in, Covington, Georgia with his wife and son. Interpreted for the deaf and hearing impaired.