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The Seventeenth Annual Haunting in the Hills Storytelling Festival will take place on Saturday September 19th at Big South Fork National Recreation Area in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. I am delighted to be included in the line-up this year wi...
Hi Lawrence,
I've been following all the wonderful storytelling events going on in Portland, Oregon, and marvel at all the reports of eager audiences and sold out performances. It sounds like you have the perfect show to take on the road. With ad...
Dear Debbie,
I took a three-day digital storytelling workshop in Berkeley, CA December 2007. During that time, I composed a short digital story that I wanted to tell, but really had no place to tell it. It is really family story, one that may hav...
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- At 9:29pm on July 29, 2009,
K. Sean Buvala said…
- What a nice write up on you
http://tucsoncitizen.com/stories/2009/07/glenda-bonin-storyteller/
- At 9:35pm on May 10, 2009,
Carolyn Stearns said…
- Thanks for the befriending and the comments. I have not ventured to Chautaqua performances and am not to familiar. Bounding forward at learning all I can but am never satisfied, I will add Chautaqua to my list of learn more! I love historical material and live in such a rich historical enviroment it quite literally can fall in my lap. Like our family has farmed these same fields since 1772 and we are plowing them once more this week! I do a first person civil war show as great Aunt Adaline, Civil War Sister, I do a program of Civil War music, I also have a mixed Civil War program and a Lincoln Program. I have an all wild west show from the 1890's and costume for that too. My newest show will have its debut on May 31 it is Spinning Tales all stories with spinning wheels in the tale and I tell while I am spinning wool to yarn. One of my colonial crafts come full circle. I have some Rev war period stories as well and can do a full show of them. It is the history I grew up with and there is so much near by. Maybe someday you will be in the east and I can treat you to a historical tour the area is so abundant. Well the alarm clock will ring at 5 a.m. for barn chores then off to the high school by 7 a.m. to subsitute in the Vo-Ag dept then a run to the feed store and home for afternoon chores and here comes another crazy week. Even my daughters wedding on Saturday! My next performance is Monday the 18 th for the University of Ct. Cooperative Extension Council, that will be fun!
- At 7:59pm on April 17, 2009,
K. Sean Buvala said…
- http://www.thespectrum.com/article/20090417/NEWS01/90417018
I see you are from Mesa now. LOL. Nice little publicity piece.
- At 4:24pm on April 14, 2009,
Tom Taylor said… - Thanks for the 'connection' (plaxo-style) - I feel just as you do re the whole social networking biz, tho - one of these days, perhaps.
Understand about you and the Anti-IRS vehicle you drive/live-in; glad you made a good move (no pun inte... well, actually, yeah - it was) to deal with'em, and you get to sleep in your own territory.
We're well, and wish you the very best. Pls holler when you're headin' this way (that being the middle of Texas) -
See ya round th campfire . . . or PS.ning . . . or Plaxo . . . or somewhere!
Best,
Tom T
- At 12:12pm on February 27, 2009,
Astorymouse said… - Thank you for the kind comment, and I loved writing the story, a friend challenged me with the title..so I just sat down and wrote it!!
:o)
- At 9:02am on February 18, 2009,
Tom Taylor said…
- Hi, Glenda!
Thanks for your kind note re: 'Storyteller' - you've already 'made my day,' and I do appreciate it.
Trust all is well with you and yours. Lemme know when you're heading down Texas way, and I'll meetcha by the third big cactus on the left -
Best,
Tom T
- At 4:58pm on February 4, 2009,
Carol Burton said… - Hi Glenda
The storytelling sessions have gone really well this week. The living puppet 'Billy' kept the children and adult's very focused.
Carol
- At 11:31pm on February 1, 2009,
Maria Sui said… - Hi Glenda
Thank you for reading my blogs. I like writing ll the stories I have read when I was a child myself. So some of the stories I heard, I did not know the origin. Wish can help you to get the information. :) Anyway, please enjoy the stories I write in the blog.
- At 4:29pm on January 27, 2009,
Carol Burton said…
- Hi Glenda
It is so interesting to talk to other storytellers and find that we have similar situations to deal with.
It's time to go to bed but I am trying to get my props together for a story called the 'The Kiss that missed" by David Melling, I think I will use my living puppet called Billy to play the part of the knight, I have just found my sons knight dressing up outfit that looks great on him.
The wolf puppet must has run away I will have to look for him tomorrow!!!
Speak to you soon
Carol
- At 3:19pm on January 27, 2009,
Carol Burton said…
- Hi Glenda
Just been looking at your web site, I love the magic puppets do you make in a workshop with children?
Carol
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- About Me:
- I am the storytelling “on” switch folks need to help produce that monster project a community, an organization or a school needs to accomplish. I bring years of experience, fresh ideas and polished storytelling skills into situations where expectations are high. I provide confidence, creativity and achievement in an atmosphere of learning for enjoyment rather than for evaluation. My programs encourage participants to share their skills with others, become problem solvers and enjoy the exciting process of acquiring knowledge through story.
I am energetic, adaptable, creative, optimistic, powerful, capable and responsible. When it is appropriate, I am able to call on my puppet and magic skills to capture interest, gain attention and/or involve the most reticent program participant.
As a touring artist my experience includes festival telling, workshop presentations, artist-in-residence programs, assembly performances, summer library reading programs, book store appearances and special programs for clubs and organizations.
I delight in finding new ways to entertain different audiences or thrill and surprise long-standing customers through the art of story. My work is always guaranteed.
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- http://www.storyworksgroup.com
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Greetings from Kirkland Lake Ontario
What a wonderful trip this is turning out to be! With a Canadian journalist and book author as my guide, I am spending time in an area close to the Hudson Bay to do some important story research on a project I've been developing over the last 18 months. My goal is to write, produce and perform a Chautauqua. Anyone out there had this particular storytelling experience? I have found it to be beneficial as an artist to try new things and stretch my abilities. This keeps me moving forward and provid… Continue
Posted on August 25, 2009 at 6:40pm —
My Cross Country Tour
I'll be hitting the road from Tucson on August 11th, heading east on I-40 toward Pennsylvania through Oklahoma City. From there I'll be taking I-44 through St. Louis, and on to I-70 with plans to be near Indianapolis and Columbus on or around August 19th. Then I plan to head to Pennsylvania for a few days before traveling north to spend a week doing story research in Canada and return to Pennsylvania via Goshen, Indiana. I'll be near Harrisburg, PA from August 31 to September 8 when I leave to b… Continue
Posted on July 30, 2009 at 10:47am — 1 Comment
A Note of Gratitude
As I continue to explore storytelling options and opportunities, my gratitude to the many generous storytellers out there is often overwhelming. On occasion, I feel a bit isolated in my efforts to design new programs, learn or create stories, develop promotional pieces and market to customers. Having a website like this one where I can connect with old and new storytelling friends makes quite a difference for me. That, along with my circle of local and regional teller contacts help to keep me sa… Continue
Posted on January 18, 2009 at 8:30am — 1 Comment
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