Fairytales Forever Storytelling Series – Six hours of Storytelling…
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Brother Wolf will perform his storytelling epic over a six week period at Pass It on Kids starting on Wednesday, the 21st of April.
The first six hours of Brother Wolf’s seven hours of the storytelling epic, “Fairy tales Forever,”will be performed at Pass it On Kid’s over the next six Wednesdays starting on the 21st of April at 3:15 PM. Each performance is one hour long.
Fairy tales Forever is a continuous oral narrative modeled after 1001 Arabian nights where one story ties together a range of traditional fairy tales. In this case the stories are inspired by the modern European Fairy tales, the Brothers Grimm and many other well traveled stories. Brother Wolf (Eric Wolf) has been working on this series of stories for the past fifteen years.
Ticket price is a sliding scale donation of $10 per family. Seating is limited. Children who wish to attend directly from school are welcome to register in advance with Pass It On Kids and online. Then walk to Pass It On Kids directly from school where they will receive a small snack and juice drink at 3 PM. Families who wish to register for all six performances can pay a flat $40 rate – snacks are $1 extra.
Here is a Brief Schedule of Performances…
April 21st – Peter and the Magic Yo-Yo and Myia and the Sword of Light
April 28th – The French Court – The Flower War
May 5th – Atlantis – Treachery of Kings
May 12th – The Library of Alexandria – What you don’t know….
May 19th – The Fairy Court – The Long Shadow
May 26th – The Goblin King’s Jester
Every storytelling performance will include a synopsis of the plot that has gone before and will contain multiple self-contained fairy tales that will stand alone. Any session you can make will stand in its own light as an independent performance, but if you can get to other previous performance, you will understand more of the context of these fairy tales at that time in the story.
Drop in’s are welcome – but to reserve an after school snack, call
Ava Miri Nasoff (937) 767-9100.
To reserve a ticket in advance go to…
http://www.fairytalesforever.com/regisration
Story samples for Peter and the Magic Yo-yo are available at that
http://www.fairytalesforever.com
For more Information on Brother Wolf go to: http://www.ericwolf.org
For More Information call: (937) 767-8696.
Tags: Art of Mentoring, Midwest Storytelling, North Eastern Storytelling
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