Monthly Archives February 2017

Regi Carpenter Using Traditional Tales to Elicit Personal Stories & Coping Strategies Stories from the world’s folk and fairy tale tradition often mirror the issues of people who seek professional care: confusion, depression, addiction, grief, and a loss of identity. This workshop demonstrates how these tales also contain coping skills, resourcefulness and resiliency. For healers, tellers and compassionate human beings.
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Daniel Morden How to Script a Story for Performance Participants will catch a glimpse of the Daniel Morden genius – his ability to “weave words with gentle humor, unmarred by excess irony, self-consciousness or unnecessary playing to the audience. “ (Suchita Shah, The Daily Info, Oxford)
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Sheila Arnold Being History: Character Interpretation – A Teaching/ Presentation Method Character Interpretation is a wonderful teaching and presentation method that is often used in museums for students and adults. Learn how to adapt this great method for both teacher presentations and student projects.
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Bil Lepp A conversation with Bil Lepp This informal setting is a time to hear from Bil, and to talk with him about the art of storytelling, and the development of his tall tale repertoire.
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