Contact

For all inquiries about Kevin Kling, including performance booking, storytelling, and playwrighting, please contact:
Mary McGeheran
mmcgeheran@comcast.net

For anything related to Kevin’s recordings:
Rob Simonds
chill@noside.com

4 Responses to “Contact”

  1. LaVonne K Woodruff, on March 25th, 2008 at 7:48 pm Said:

    Hi Kevin:

    Was having a rough day, fighting off a lung infection here. Picked up your book…and proceded to laugh MAO all afternoon! Being from MN, born in the early ’50’s, this is all so relatable and is the funniest stuff I’ve read in years!! Even my 25 yr old son was laughing at the parts I read to him, and it’s hard to make him laugh.

    I’m gonna tell ~everyone~ about this book…..

    Thank you! Keep ‘em coming!

  2. Brenda Beck, on March 29th, 2008 at 1:02 am Said:

    Kevin,
    I just came home from seeing “How? How? Why? Why?” at the Lee K. Theatre here in Seattle. I am from northwest Iowa (Cherokee) and came out here 8 years ago for my nursing. Your play made me laugh, cry and even more homesick! Are we midwesterners the only ones with such strong family bonds ? My family farm has been ours for 128 years!
    Thank you for talking about God and yes, I tell him thank you too. Even for the simple things while sitting on my steps at the farm. I would look up and thank him for the blue sky, green grass and those calves playing in the pasture. Even on a bad day.
    Your outlook and attitude projected in this play make you a beautiful soul. If that is what you are like most days, I wanna hang out with you!
    Thanks again for such an touching story in so many ways. I needed the humor, especially tonight.

  3. Marene Hanson, on April 7th, 2008 at 7:01 pm Said:

    How can I get a copy of the Dachsie poster. It is a fabulous as you are.
    Thank you.

  4. Karen McPheeters, on April 7th, 2008 at 7:40 pm Said:

    I visited Minneapolis for the recent Public Library Association Conference and wanted to share the six things I liked about Minneapolis as a first time visitor:

    1. The giant spoon with a cherry at the sculpture park - made me hungry for ice cream

    2. Desert at Chez Collette – Bourbon Vanilla Crème Brulée, of course!

    3. PLA (since I went for work - I have to include…)Conference speaker, Meg Cabot, author of The Princess Diaries, talking about Jane Eyre and the woman in the attic and the fact that the play was at the Guthrie Theater. Meg Cabot compared Jane Eyre to Flowers in the Attic, a trashy, popular novel about a brother and sister locked in an attic and an incestuous relationship - most teenage girls have read both. Her quote, “There is a way better attic in this book and Mr. Rochester is not having sex with anyone related to him.”

    4. The red patent leather high heels purchased pos conference at Macy’s in a highly caffeinated state – no buyers’ remorse, they look great!

    5. The Mill City Museum’s movie by Kevin Kling “Minneapolis in 19 Minutes Flat.” (Witty and sensitive at the same time – something hard to do in 19 minutes)

    6. The Mary Tyler Moore statute in front of Macy’s, veering off into the tourist/kitch side of Minneapolis; the light rail train ride to Minnehaha Falls, the statute of Hiawatha and Minnehaha, and finally full circle to the Mall of America, where I walked around for a couple of hours while my co-workers entertained themselves at the amusement park and we met for dinner at the California Café.

    My favorite nineteen minutes were the ones spent with Kevin!

    Sorry we didn’t get to see the “real” Kevin. Good luck in Seattle with the play.

    Karen @FPL (Four Corners Storytelling Festival)

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