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Storytelling Programs

 

Multicultural Folktales

Around the World: Span the globe in stories. Groups can choose to hear tales from a wide variety of countries or, with adequate lead time, a wide variety of stories from one country or on one theme. (Ages 5 through adult/30-60 minutes)

Cinderella: Versions of this favorite fairy tale told from around the world. (Ages 5 through adult/30-60 minutes)

Animal Stories: Animals of all kinds populate the multicultural folktales that have entertained and educated audiences for centuries. If you like within this theme, you can choose a program that focuses on trickster stories or pourquoi (why) stories. (Ages 5 through adult/30-60 minutes)

Stories to Haunt Your Dreams: Ghost/scary stories, plain and simple. (Ages 8 through adult/30-60 minutes)

Greek and Roman Mythology: Stories of the gods and goddesses and the humans whose lives they touched. (Ages 8 through adult/30-45 minutes)

Stories of Loving and Giving: Tales that touch the heart and span the globe. The perfect addition to your Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, or Christmas celebration. Looking for a unique gift for a bride and groom? This program can be performed as entertainment at a wedding shower, rehearsal dinner, or reception. (Ages 10 through adult/30-60 minutes)

 

Storytelling Workshops

Point of View: What would Little Red Riding Hood sound like if told from the Wolf’s point of view? Cinderella from the Stepmother’s? The Three Bears from Baby Bear’s? In this workshop, fairy tales are discussed through questions like these. The participants then try their hand at rewriting a story using what they have learned and sharing their stories with the others. (Ages 10 through adult/60-90 minutes)

Happy/Unhappy Endings: Some tales have natural points where a teller can stop and ask the audience, “How do you think this story is going to end?” Some folktale books have stories with endings that are confusing or just plain unsatisfactory. In this workshop, participants will discuss their ideas on the endings of some chosen stories and write their own personal ending for another. (Ages 10 through adult/60 minutes)

Kim is standing in front of a tree. In one of the tree branches behind her is a HUGE spider.  Kim has her hands out in front of her and a very scary look on her face.
Kim is sitting on a bench telling a story to a statue of a young girl who is looking up from the book she is reading.
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