Lynne Duddy
3333 NE 15th Avenue
Portland, OR 97212
503-284-2226

email:
lynne@lynneduddy.com
www.lynneduddy.com

Lynne is a native Oregonian who has always been drawn to storytelling.  She has a rare gift for creating
characters through voice and gesture and honors the feminine point of view, even when telling stories
like Beowolf and Grendel.  Lynne uses the language of story to connect people with one another and
transcend human differences.  She grabs a hold of her audiences and together they are transported on
an unforgettable journey through the human experience.

“The performance was just ‘right.’  The voice that I heard when I wrote the story  was very, very close to
yours -- the tone and mood were perfect.  Terrific!”
Ursula K. Le Guin, author of The Wife’s Story

Lynne delights all kinds of audiences from children, young and grown, to adults, aged but young at
heart, with a blend of folktales, myths, legends and a few original tales sprinkled in for good measure.
She is an advocate of the oral tradition with the ability to captivate people’s imaginations, and bring the
beauty of the mundane into focus.  In addition to performing solo, Lynne also tells in tandem with
Lawrence Howard as StoryHarmonics and is a founding member of the Portland Story Theater
ensemble.

“Lynne is a dedicated performer, reliable professional and also just fun to work with.”
Rebecca Hom, President, South Sound Storytelling Guild
for info about the Guild, contact either Anne at (503)
238-1203-
annepenstories@aol.com, or Rick at (503)
720-0397- r
ick@rickhuddle.com


Portland Storytellers' Guild