Storytelling is an inseparable part of human history. From cave painting in prehistoric dwellings to modern-day entertainment, such as books and plays, humans use stories to convey information to each other and connect communities. Authors and professional storytellers will share their crafts this February.
Join the professional storytellers as they share their crafts.
A qualified public speaking instructor and former speech and drama teacher, Neil Humphrey’s animated, interactive story-telling techniques are popular with children and students of all ages. Having conducted story-telling, talks, seminars, workshops, panel discussions and informal Q and A sessions at more than 50 kindergartens, schools and colleges in the country, Neil is always an in-demand public speaker. Neil has published 22 books, across many genres, including crime thrillers and illustrated children’s titles.
Kamini Ramachandran is a pioneer in the field of oral storytelling in Asia. Through her work in Moonshadow Stories she has promoted storytelling for adult audiences. She founded The Storytelling Centre Limited to advance the art of storytelling through the Young Storytellers Mentorship Programme. She is also creative producer of StoryFest Singapore. A respected teaching artist, she is a specialist storytelling lecturer for tertiary level programmes in Communications Studies, Arts Management, Expressive Arts and Performing Arts. Known for her site-specific storytelling experiences, she enjoys working with museums, galleries and cultural institutions.
VENUE: Online
LINK: To be sent to registrants
EVENT WEBSITE: Eventbrite (for registration)
DATE AND TIME
7 Feb 2022, 7pm–8pm