Teacher-Artist, Performer, and Writer.
Tweens and Teens Programs
Hola! Tweens and Teens are in that wonderful age of exploring the world on their terms, comparing it, and fantasizing about other worlds past or beyond. The following shows cater to the thirst for mythological and ghostly adventures where young folks and old deities shaped the world.
Earth Stories, Sky Dreams: The Science of Myth
Step into a world where myths hold the keys to Earth's secrets! 🌍✨
This dynamic storytelling assembly brings ancient creation myths to life, showing how our ancestors used imagination to explain natural forces, the land, and the sky. These vivid tales—now recognized as geomyths—offer creative clues to how mountains rose, rivers flowed, and the cycles of nature began.
Through storytelling, puppets, and interactive play, students become forces of nature—shaping the land, separating sky from earth, and chasing the sun and moon across the sky. Along the way, they’ll discover connections between myth and science, like volcanic eruptions, the water cycle, and celestial movements. 🌋🌧️🌞
Perfect for teachers and librarians seeking a lively blend of mythology and science, this program sparks wonder, movement, and learning—all in one unforgettable experience.
🎭📚 Take a peek at one of the stories I could bring to your school or classroom!
Hidden realms: Powerful stories!
Unlock hidden realms and discover the hero within that defeated the lords of the underworld! Fairy tales, old legends, and spooky stories are more than just entertainment—they are powerful tools for self-discovery and growth at any stage of life. Through these timeless tales, students will connect with ancient wisdom, uncover their leadership potential, and strengthen their sense of community. These stories serve as metaphors for resilience, transformative journeys, and the courage it takes to navigate life's challenges. Inspire your students to see themselves as the heroes of their own stories!
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This version emphasizes the educational and developmental benefits for students, appealing directly to educators' goals of fostering leadership, resilience, and community building.
Here's a story that never fails to enchant reluctant audiences.
