Kevin Kling
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Kevin Kling is a commentator for National Public Radio and acclaimed storyteller.
Kevin Kling grew up in Osseo, Minnesota and graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College in 1979 with a B. A. in Theatre. He built his reputation in the Twin Cities during the 1990’s with his groundbreaking plays “21A” and “Fear and Loving in Minneapolis,” toured a one man show of “Home and Away” across the US in the early 1990’s, and took his most recent one man show “Freezing Paradise” on the road across the Midwest and a run this past Fall at the Guthrie Lab. While his writing and performing continue unabated, he has also become well known for his regular storytelling contributions to NPR’s “All Things Considered, “ and has recently released his third 5th CD collection, a boxed set titled “Collected Stories” which includes his 4 CD collections of stories and a DVD. Currently, Kevin is working on compiling a book of short stories, and continues to write plays and stories in a rigorous fashion in spite of a motorcycle accident that left him partially paralyzed.
[edit] External links
- Official website
- "The Return of Kevin Kling: A Story of Near-Death and Recovery" - All Things Considered
- Kevin Kling, NPR Biography
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