a shared experience between the listeners and the teller that combines the intensity of a one person play with the intimacy of a one-on-one conversation
Janet Glantz has been telling stories since 1963 when she substituted as a Children’s Librarian in Los Angeles, California. As a Children’s Librarian, she has had many opportunities to share her love of story with her students. She worked closely with classroom teachers to integrate stories into curriculum. She enjoys telling traditional tales from many lands, myths, and literary stories, for all ages, in a variety of venues. She has also coached a troupe of youth storytellers for 15 years. Audiences: PreK, K-3, 3-6, Family, Adult. Programs: Participatory stories, rhymes, finger plays and songs for young children, A Tapestry of Tales From Many Lands, Celtic Tales, How and Why Stories, Trickster Tales, Tall Tales, Native American Stories, Storytelling Workshops for Student Storytellers. |
