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Carol has applied to tell Urban Legends at the Utah Arts Festival in June, 2010
Celebrate Purim at the Jewish Community Center in Salt Lake City! Carol tell of how Queen Esther serves her people by secretly concealing that she is Jewish until her admission saves the day!
Carol combines magic and storytelling to give a humorous "boost" to surprise illusions!
As Carol portrays Betsy Ross, she teaches how to cut a 5-pointed star with just a single snip of the scissors.
The Widow Olsen Portrayal at Weber State University Storytelling Festival February 22, 2010
FREE handout
The Big Bear Cub Scout Book
How Time Flies!
Tuesday Gallivan Center Lunch Bunch Storytelling Pioneer Park Picnic Series is expected to continue at noon on Thursdays during the summer 2009
Metamorphoses 2008! The 2008 Here is what some people say.. "Carol, I always enjoy hearing you perform your unusual stories. You have such a unique depth of knowledge when it comes to words and how they fit into the English language. It's poetry!" --Billie J. Jones, former President
Word Play --always something "new" is on the horizon!
Continued Access to these Free PDF and New Stories too!
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Urban Legends and Noodlehead Tales
Absolutely true stories about something that happenen to a friend of a friend of a friend's uncle cousin! Tales of getting even include: Call Waiting, Not Much of a Man, and The Hotel Reservationist. Carol's favorite: The Lipstick Mafia
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Listen to audio clips from these original word play stories! Learn about Carol's recent projects: Learn about Magic Workshops for students wanting to be creative about school talent show performances.
"Fringe" Storytelling at the National Storytelling Conference (NSN) in Los Angeles, CA July 29-August 1, 2010
Fringe Title: ALAKAZAM! We Have Talent Too! Description : “Snapshot” narratives showcase five special education students Carol coached for their eventual “debuts” in their school’s talent show. Magical demonstrations, props, music, lighting enhancement, and audience participation celebrate their stories. Fringe Categories : Improvisational / Family/Solo/Audience Participation
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Margaret Gardner relates her story about pioneer life in the Western United States in the early 1800's. She was first wife of Archibald Gardner.
Saturday, July 18, 2009 was the first of many Magic Talent Show Workshops! Ask about the tutorial CD. It's more fun in person! 11:00 AM Salt Lake County Library Event Create a magical performance to present to your classroom or at your school's Talent Show Download and print the FREE pdf: Use your storytelling talent to make the magic tricks entertaining! Find just the right music, lighting, and props! You can do it! Cub Scout Packs are encouraged to invite this program. See photos Scout-o-Rama (2008) Pack 4444 Magic Booth
Arrow Point Trail Elective 13: Magic
For more June/July/August events, explore the list! Details
Enjoy music and Carol told world folk tales and "Beeping Sleauty!"
Utah Pioneer Heritage Arts
***** What Else is New! Carol and other Storytellers entertained at the Big Mouth Cafe during the 2008 Utah Arts Festival. "Coyote and the Magic Words" got the audience participating! Adults who recall a 20th century radio announcer, Colonel Stoopnagle, long to hear this foolishness!
*** Three Piddle Ligs Listen!
The Three Piddle Ligs <--Download the pdf. Three Piddle Ligs Nancy Eichin /Durham, NC
*** Coyote and the Magic Words (audio)
*** Listen to Gold Spinning Guy (The title is not Howlin and Gruffin--just listen!) Gold Spinning Guy--Who could that be?
Gold Spinning Guy<--Download the pdf. Listen to the opening lines of Gold Spinning Guy. ****
The storytelling connection to literacy http://carol2blog.blogspot.com/
What else is new? These links change often! Metamorphoses|Toastmasters|Blogspot
Language and Communications Building on the University of Utah Campus This is where presentations focusing on our language and its evolutionary changes. Folklore and fairy tales is the focal point. The Colloquium is open to the public.
Hear more of Carol's stories December 31 at the Leonardo between 7:00 PM and 11:00 PM.
Metamorphosis: The Evolution of Fairy Tales to Tairy Fales! Storyteller, Carol Esterreicher, Ed.S. Member: Utah Storytelling Guild Download the topic summary, resume, and references and....... http://www.storyteller.net/tellers/cesterreicher Here you can read and print out a copy of Carol's article: "Why Word Play?" Enjoy fairy tales and other classics with a new twist! Carol's article on Word Play strategies is one you will be glad you read! Find it on this storytellers' site. You can also hear the popular "Chright Before Nistmas" by clicking on the option to listen.
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Ladle Rat Rotten Hoof (Substitutions)
What else is "new?" Toastmasters! Toastmasters International. Carol has joined the Metro Club which meets on Wednesdays at 6:15 at the wonderful Salt Lake City Library just a few steps from the UTA TRAX station! Let's find out how this organization views storytelling from a leadership point of view. Carol expects to learn new ways that stories "connect" us, teach us, entertain us, and prompt us to needed action. As of March 19, 2008 Carol will have completed the first 10 speeches in the Competent Communicator Series and the 5 speeches in the Storytelling Series. At last year's Story Camp in Florida, Carol met several storytellers who are also accomplished Toastmasters!
Annual Ellis Island in the Park Look for this "new" event year after year! July 2, 3, and 4th in the Scera Park, in Orem, Utah celebrate an Ellis Island Commemoration Event. For location and hours of operation:
On July 3 at 1:30 PM prior to the Cries of Freedom Play, Storytelling members of the Utah Storytelling Guild are organizing to share stories of significance to adult audiences. Very soon a series of free home concerts will be started. Visit: http://www.utahstorytellingguild.org
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Contact Carol My email is caesterreicher@earthlink.net
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