Performances, Residencies & Workshops for Schools,
Libraries, Museums & Festivals
Selected programs, performances & presentations
include:
School Assemblies
~ Parent Teacher Associations
~ Book Fairs
National Library Week
~ Children’s Book Week
National Storytelling Week
Author’s Week ~
Family Nights ~
“No TV Week”
Summer Reading Programs & Camps
~ Story & Craft Sessions
Residencies, Workshops and Inservices for Educators
& Students
“We
have worked with a number of artist-in-residence - Angela is the best of the
best! She filled our school with a new sense of
adventure and wonder about the world.”
Denise Buckman, Educator - Grantham
Village School,
NH
Storytelling Workshops & Conferences
National Storytelling Conference
Sharing the
Fire - Northeast Storytelling Conferences
Texas Storytelling Conferences
New
England
Conference on Storytelling for Children
Keene State
College, NH
Massachusetts Department of Education Title I Conferences
Hyannis, MA
University of New Hampshire Teachers as Researchers Conferences
Manchester, NH
Vermont Library Association Conference Endnote Speaker
Granite State Reading
Association & Pond & Peak Reading
Council
Northern
Essex Community College
Nature in Legend & Story Educators Conference
Orange County Department of Education, CA
The Teacher’s Center, CA
UCLA Language Arts History Institute, CA
University of
Texas Health
Science Center
at San Antonio
Museums
“Angela brought the Museum’s medieval Great Hall to life.”
Tara Young, Director of Education & Public Programs, Higgins
Armory Museum, Worcester, MA
“Children and their families were all so engaged and
interested in everything Angela had to say! Fresh and engaging,
Storytelling brought our wonderful museum objects to life.
We have worked with a number of artist-in-residence - Angela is the best of the
best! She filled our school with a new sense of
adventure and wonder about the world.”
Katrina A. Stacy, Assistant Curator of Education, Worcester Art
Museum, MA
“I have worked with a wide variety of storytellers and
children’s performers, Angela’s stories were captivating and her style of
storytelling was mesmerizing. Just tell her what you need and she will match
your event with her style of storytelling, her personal touch and
professionalism will definitely enhance any event.”
Kristina S. Guerin,- Museum Programmer, Springfield Museums, MA
Worchester Art Museum,
MA
Higgins Armory Museum
Witte Children's Science Museum, San Antonio, TX
San Antonio Museum of Art, TX
A National Endowment for the Arts Event
The University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San
Antonio
McNay Museum, San Antonio, TX
Bower’s Children Museum, Santa Ana, CA
Festival of Archaeology, Santa Ana Heights, CA
“Angela brought the Museum’s medieval Great Hall to life.”
Tara Young, Director of Education & Public Programs, Higgins
Armory Museum, Worcester, MA
“Angela brought the Museum’s medieval Great Hall to life.”
Tara Young, Director of Education & Public Programs, Higgins
Armory Museum, Worcester, MA
“A rare talent, Angela engages the minds & imaginations of all
ages - our exhibits truly come alive.”
Siri Lindholm, Mangager of Science Programs, Witte Museum,
TX
“Impressed with her extensive repertoire and knowledge of
cross-cultural folktales, Angela provided the docents with so much inspiration
and insight into the orator’s art.”
Dottie Weingarten, Program Chair, Bower’s Museum, CA
Texas Folklife Festival, San Antonio TX
Festivals
“Alternately wise and funny, silly and poignant.”
The Yukon News, Whitehorse, Yukon
Three Apples Storytelling Festivals, MA
Milford Pumpkin Festivals, NH
Children and The Arts Festival, Peterborough, NH
Virginia Storytelling Alliance’s LAUGHS Festival
Texas Storytelling Festivals
& Texas Folklife Festivals
Yukon International Storytelling Festival
Imagination Celebrations of Orange County, CA
A Kennedy Center Affiliated Event
Higgins Armory Museum Family Faire, MA
San Antonio Renaissance Fair, TX
Los
Angeles Shakespeare Family Festival, CA
Folk Music, Dance & Storytelling
Festival, Calabasas, CA
© Angela C. Klingler, The Storyteller
Updated 2/5/2011
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