SARAH BRADY

Sarah Brady is an accomplished actress, storyteller, teaching artist, and writer whose rich backgrounds in theatre and education shape her dynamic approach to storytelling. Before fully embracing the storytelling world, she taught communication and theatre at several universities and transitioned into solo performance work. Her journey has taken her across the United States and the United […]
PETER COOK

Peter Cook is an internationally renowned Deaf storyteller, poet, and performer known for his dynamic blend of American Sign Language (ASL), mime, improvisation, and movement. For over three decades, he has captivated audiences with his visually expressive storytelling, elevating Deaf culture and language on global stages. As a native ASL user, Cook’s performances are deeply rooted […]
REV. ROBERT JONES

Rev. Robert Jones, Sr. is an inspirational storyteller and musician celebrating the history, humor, and power of American Roots music. His deep love for traditional African American and American traditional music is shared in live performances that interweave timeless stories with original and traditional songs. For more than 25 years, Robert has entertained and educated […]
WILLY CLAFLIN

Willy Claflin is a one-man festival. Spanning historical sagas, intergalactic yarns, Mother Moose Tales, and counter culture misadventures, he covers the full spectrum of spoken word entertainment. A headliner and master of ceremonies at the National Storytelling Festival, Willy is a favorite at festivals throughout the U.S. He offers stories for families as well as […]
GERALDINE BUCKLEY

Known primarily for personal stories that make people laugh and think, award winning, internationally-known, Geraldine Buckley teaches and performs in conferences, colleges, schools, corporations, and house-concerts. She has appeared as a featured teller in festivals throughout the US, including twice at the Timpanogos Stortelling Festival, and three times at the National Storytelling Festival, in Jonesborough, […]
SIMON BROOKS

Enter the world of Simon Brooks’ folk and fairy tales, myths and legends where adults huddle around the fireside to hear of strange folk, long journeys, and surprising rewards, and where children peer down from their sleeping loft to listen to tale after tale. “Stories keep us human,” Simon tells us. Come share with him […]