About Johnny Appleseed:

About Cracker Cinderella:

About Anansi and the Tree of Life:

About The Peacock’s Gift:

About the storytelling
programs:


About Johnny Appleseed:

”You have to see it to truly appreciate the inventiveness and delightful creativity of this remarkable piece.”

Roberta Gasbare, Artistic Director,
Smithsonian Discovery Theater, 2002

 

“One of the best programs we've had. Katie is a teacher's teacher and knows how to hold the attention of an audience. Would like to hire her!”

Margo Michalak, Assistant Principal,
McDonald Elementary, 2000

“Wonderful - extremely informative, educational, interesting, AND highly entertaining!”

Star Anderson, Media Specialist,
Walden Lake Elementary, 2000

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About Cracker Cinderella:

“Your performances as puppeteer, storyteller and singer were awesome. Cracker Cinderella is a masterpiece. Your audiences were totally enthralled.”

Connie Trama, Storyteller Coordinator,
Cracker Storytelling Festival, 2002

“To Whom It May Concern:
Katie Adams was a featured teller at our 14th Annual Cracker Storytelling Festival last October, 2002. She performed Cracker Cinderella. This is a wonderful forty minutes of storytelling, puppetry, history and fairy tale. Katie set up on the stage in the old school at Homeland Heritage Park and had standing room only audiences. She has performed Johnny Appleseed at my library and this show also would be well received by festival participants. Katie is such a professional and her style appeals to both the young and young at heart. She will be a welcome addition to your festival.”

Jeannine McCarter, Festival Director for the
Cracker Storytelling Festival

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About Anansi and the Tree of Life:

“Katie Adams’ delightful inflections catch and hold the attention of young and old alike and she has a charming way of drawing her audience into her stories so they’re soon interacting with the characters as if on cue.”

Grace Gilbert,
Sarasota Sun Herald, 2002

 

“Thank you for giving such a wonderful presentation at the Wakulla County Public Library. Patrons of all ages loved your professional storytelling and lively stories. Parents are still talking about how much their children loved your program, many of whom said their children had set up their own puppet stages at home. Your program not only entertained it also inspired the children to use their own imaginations! We sincerely hope we can book your program again next year!”

Anna McLain, Youth Services Coordinator,
Wakulla County Library, FL 2003

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About The Peacock’s Gift:

“We APPLAUD you! Your puppet show was totally awesome! Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to to see your presentation. The children and faculty absolutely loved the the puppets, visual effects and story!”

Geri Lopez and Kerry Callahan,
Temple Terrace Elementary, 2003

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About the storytelling programs:

“Thank you for coming to Elsie Quirk Library to present Animal Safari Stories. Once again, your storytelling skills amazed the children! The kids, parents, camp leaders, and librarians enjoyed the show very much. The children especially enjoyed participating with special "movements" and "safari sounds". We look foward to having you back again.”

Toni Hopper, Youth Services,
Elsie Quirk Libraryl, 2003

 

“It is a treat to listen and watch Katie tell. As a visual teller her graceful fluid mannerisms are as much a part of her stories as the words. She has a wonderful repertoire of participatory stories and she tells them with such pizazz.”

Connie Trama, Storyteller Coordinator,
Cracker Storytelling Festival, 2000

“She was wonderful! The students talked about her for days. They came to get folk tale books in the library.”

Mary Menoski, Media Specialist,
Lowry Elementary School, 2001

“Katie is always a hit at our school. She has a very animated presentation style and thrills the audience with her wonderful stories.”

Cecile Longfellow, Writing Specialist,
Knights Elementary School, 2001

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