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The Tale Tellers of St. Augustine performers run the range of personal stories, re-enactment based stories, original stories, humorous, serious and healing stories. You can find just the performer for your special storytelling events and needs. Many have their own websites you can visit. For those that do not, just send an e-mail for more information to info@taletellers.org. |
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Shirley Bryce Take a journey to faraway places and times |
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Kaye Byrnes
Storyteller Kaye Byrnes has shared stories with children and adults of all ages. She has brought the magic of stories to schools, libraries, retirement communities, churches and a variety of other venues, including The Florida Folk Festival and First Night Atlantic Beach. Her multicultural repertoire of folktales, fables, fairy tales and classic literature captures the imagination and touches the heart. “Stories are a magical link between teller and listener”, says Byrnes. “Through the story, we move together to another time and place, each in our own way, through our own imagination. It’s story magic!”. |
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Shirley Dunwoody Shirley wears many hats as a storyteller, and is as equally at home on the children’s stage as she is on the adult stage. Whether she tells stories at social gatherings, festivals or character education stories in the schools, she captivates her audiences with her empathy for the stories she tells and her love of the spoken word. |
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Betty Fell Tales - Old and New from Near and Far |
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Mary Jane Harris Mary Jane (MJ) Harris loves storytelling. Her favorite topics are tales about her Irish heritage, and stories of military women. MJ brings accents and dialects to her stories, making her presentations lively and entertaining. She also studied voice and loves to sing. She can’t imagine a world without story telling. |
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Margaret Kaler A Joyful and Dramatic Storyteller Presenting Susan B. Anthony: “Equal Rights for All People Everywhere,” Emily Dickinson: “I Dwell in Possibility,” Harriet Beecher Stowe: “The Cruel Soul of Slavery,” and Creative & Professional Storytelling Programs:
“Down by the Sea,” “Knitting Our Bones,” “The Pirates Life,” and “Ghosts and Grandmothers.“ Programs adaptable to age and venue.
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Fran Lipson Fran is a retired educator from State University of New York at Geneseo, NY. She used storytellling in every facet of her teaching career: with children in the classroom, college students, and doing workshops with elementary school teachers. A past president of Tale Tellers, Fran is dedicated to educating and entertaining audiences of all ages through storytelling. |
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Terry McConnell Listening to each other’s stories is a large part of what Life is about. Stories are universal and it is possible to relate through story in ways not possible otherwise. Crossing cultural and generational lines, stories heal,
enlighten, and entertain. Call or e-mail Terry to discuss your program needs. You'll be glad you did. |
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Peggy Reed From yesterday far away to here today |
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Rita Saker Retired teacher and Librarian has entertained young and old alike. Her
vivacious personality and way with words will have you sitting at the edge of
your seat. With her bilingualism and sidekick puppets, Rita will keep you
captivated with tales from around the world. |
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Sharon Sappington Her quiet style is a joy for all who hear her |
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The Storytelling Sims
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Tale Tellers of St. Augustine
P.O. Box 1343
St. Augustine FL 32085
tel: 904-829-8711
email: admin@taletellers.org.
Last modified: 21 June 2008, 14:24:43.