"Storytelling is a wondrous partnership between a teller, a story and an audience. Each time I tell a story , it is different. The story becomes newly drawn by those who are listening. I watch the audience. I see a wink of recognition, a faint smile, a quick intake of breath - each an awakened memory. These tokens, freely given, inform me about the inner landscapes we are traveling and color the story as it is being told."
All residencies, story programs, explorations and workshops are tailored to fit your program and education needs. Please don't hesitate to contact Ellen to discuss the possibilities. Here’s just a few possibilities:
- Far Fetched: Stories from Around the World
- Paradise Lost and Found: Stories from the Jewish Tradition
- What a Web We Weave - a collection of stories about weaving and character traits
- Fools Rush In: An amusing array of fairies, angels and poets fill these tales from around the world
Little Red Meets the Gunniwolf - uses creative dramatics
Will the Real Cinderella Please Stand Up - examines motifs and variants
Do Tell! - Learning Storytelling for the classroom
Bear Country: Using traditional tales in the classroom
15th Annual New Jersey Storytelling Festival: Sunday, September 30, 2007 at the Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ. An opportunity to hear New Jersey’s storytellers in a glorious setting. [link to Grounds for Sculpture]
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