Whether Zoom-live, Streaming or delivering top pre-recorded Video Links – Diane’s fully licensed performances deliver community, engagement and drama plus great original Stories!
“Storytelling is the most ancient of art forms and the most effective form of communication; it is also one of the most satisfying performance “immersions” an audience can have. Each story provides the listener with a doorway into the deep world of the imagination, galvanizing our inner world, enriching it with new insights.”
Diane Edgecomb – storyteller/theatre artist and author
Storyt
elling Events for Adults
These vibrant performances include Diane’s masterful telling of the Irish legend Deirdre of the Sorrows accompanied by Celtic harper Margot Chamberlain as well as A Thousand Doorways the true story of her travels among the Kurds of Turkey. Ask about our beautifully edited performance videos shot with three cameras!
“I’m still getting positive feedback examples: ‘Best thing I ever heard on campus.’ ‘Let’s make it an annual event etc..,” – Joan Laxon, Professor of Anthropology and Folklore, Pine Manor College
Elementary School Performances
From fairytales and myths that dovetail English core-curriculum to nature and science oriented programming and multi-cultural tales including those from Native Americans and the Kurds of the Middle East, Diane’s interactive performances bring learning alive.
“Ms. Edgecomb had even the most restless audience members mesmerized. Her physicality, variety of voices, involvement of her young charges and respect for nature ~ appealed to me as well as my students.” – B. O’Connell, teacher, Ralph Talbot School
Family Audiences
Diane’s family friendly performances have been a favorite at Libraries, Museums, Festivals and Nature Centers for over twenty years! With multi-cultural tales, original stories and delightful topics there’s a performance for every Season and Event you have in mind!
“Thank you for adding your magic to our Earth Day celebration. We had over 1100 happy visitors that day.” – Bonnie Drexler, New England Wildflower Society
Diane’s storytelling has been featured several times on NPR’s “Living On Earth” Program!