Holidays of the Year

Truly, there are stories for every person for every occasion.

This is a tale of reverie and wonder told in a first person narrative.  It is poignant and brings all those who hear it into the nostalgia of yesteryear.

This is a recitation minus the rhyme and brimming with meaning and awe.  This tale is chocked full of history about its author and even a connection to Cotton Mather and Benjamin Franklin.

This retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's holiday classic embodies empathy and hope in the new year to come.

Another classic from the cannon of Andersen, the steadfast tin soldier is rewarded for his faith and gains the love  he sought, transcended to the very symbol of love

Bringing more overt physicality to a tale, this lovely little  ditty is invested with all the excitement and anticipation of a great snow.

A tale of magic for a poor family.

Each program is suited to the venue and audience.  Tales come from all over the world. Stories and song and good cheer are the stuff of a memorable holiday.

If there is a special story that you'd like hear, just ask.  It may be in my cache of goodies.