Sail Into Stories
A
Sea of Stories:
Set
sail with a series of tales, shanties and rhymes
A Sea of Stories:
Set sail with a series
of tales, shanties and rhymes filled with pirate queens, whales and
other sea creatures. These stories
will not only
fascinate, but educate audiences on a variety of subjects surrounding the
sea from the names of famous pirates to the types of fish found in different areas of the sea.
Storytellers Andrea
Lovett, Karen Chace and Nicolette Nordin Heavey interact with audiences and
have a number of short activities to
encourage the audience to jump on board!
Celebrate the winter
season with three wise and witty women, Andrea Lovett, Nicolette Heavey and
Karen Chace while they whisk you away on the wings of story.
Tales That Are
Merry and Bright is an
interactive storytelling program filled with humor and joy. These participatory
tales will add delight to your day and a smile to your heart. Let the fire of
your imagination warm you as you travel around the world visiting countries
through folktales. Don’t miss this opportunity to visit Norway, England,
Russia and other fascinating ports of call , no passport required!
As part of the program
the storytellers will be telling The Legend of the Silver Pine Cone. Each family will be given a copy of the story and
create a silver pine cone to take home.
“The synergy between
these three dynamic tellers ensures that the children are constantly engaged
and taking part in the stories and songs.” quote from The Boston Children's Museum.
Meet The
Tellers of Stories in the Streets
Karen Chace
Since 2000
Karen Chace has been sharing stories professionally with a wide range of
audiences. She is a workshop presenter and director of a student storytelling
troupe since 2002. She is the recipient of the National
Storytelling Networks Oracle Award for Leadership and Service in 2011 and the LANES 2009 Brother Blue-Ruth Hill Award.
Nicolette
Nordin Heavey
Nicolette
performs stories for all those young at heart, fromtoddlers to adults audiences.
While the chidren listening appear “awestruck” and thoroughly
entertained, Nicolette’s programs always impart literacy skills. In the
last ten years as a professional storyteller Nicolette has earned recognition
for both her fictional and personal stories. She has been chosen to
present at local storytelling conferences and festivals (Sharing the Fire,
Three Apples Storytelling Festival) and earned third place in massmouth's final story slam in 2010.
Nicolette tells Babaji
Andrea tells Mouton and Garlique!
Andrea Lovett
Since 1992 Andrea
Lovett has been sharing stories with audiences both nationally and
internationally. Andrea has won the League for the Advancement of New England
Storytelling Brother Blue and Ruth
Hill Award for
her work connected with massmouth. In 2012 she received the National Storytelling
Networks Oracle Award
for Leadership and Service also her work connected with massmouth. Her
workshops for children and adults are highly sought after. Andrea is a teaching
artist for Young Audiences of
Massachusetts.
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