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Performer's biographies:

Karl Behling has been an active (some say hyper-active) storyteller for over two decades as a grade teacher, backpacking daddy, and very of story-loving grandkiddies. His initial kids tales, high tales, Mountain Man lore, and folktales from all over the world are sure to tickle, tease and please. To quote one of his true beloved poets, Shel Silverstein, Can be found in, for we have some flax-golden reports to spin. Can be found in. Fake Replica Roberto Bianci Watches

Karls storytelling roots get back to his childhood, which some people say he never left. As a college teacher, storyteller, and author he's presented the gift of story to generations of eager listeners. His stories bring us in and keep our imaginations for a magic time, and then we say,Ahh, that was good!

Karl has told tales for the Daughters of Utah Pioneers, the Gallivan Core Lunch Number concert line, Ogden Town School Districts Storytelling Celebration, the Utah State Fair at Thanksgiving Level, and the Timpanogos Storytelling Festival Changing Grounds.He was recently featured at the Weber State Storytelling Festival. Karl currently serves as President of the Utah Storytelling Guild.

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George McEwan has been developing and history content for years. As a world traveler, soldier, pilot, parent, madcap developer and probably the most out-of-control son or daughter with out a juvenile record, his reports range from amusing to inspirational. He wants to teach children with the proverb Kids, dont try this at home just look what happened to me.

Suzanne Decaria strives to promote literacy through the arts as a storyteller, author, and lecturer,. She thinks experiences help young children seem sensible of their world. Her original poems and stories enhance the humor in Roger Dubuis Replica Watch each and every day circumstances and have delighted audiences at the Clearfield Storytelling Festival, the Sunset Liar's Contest, Farmington Festival Days, Utah StorySwap, and Municipal Elementary School.

A number of Suzanne's favorites contain Mother Goose stories, urban myths, humorous poems, and individual reports. She likes telling for children and former children of all ages.

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Richard Hatch bills himself as a "deceptionist" rather than the more frequent "magician" because he feels it is a more description of his job. He's not really a standard storyteller, but usually uses stories to improve his activities of magic, and uses magic to greatly help tell his stories. He finds it easier apparently to break the laws of nature than to discover them, though he keeps two graduate degrees in Physics from Yale University. He's been performing his unique make of magic full time since 1983. In 1985, right after winning first place in the annual New England Up Close Magic Competition in Worcester, Massachusetts, Richard moved together with his wife, violinist Rosemary Kimura, to Houston, Texas where these were based until going to Richards hometown of Logan, Utah in the Fall of 2010. For quite a while he honed his art entertaining the guests together of the home magicians at Houston's Magic Island Nightclub before devoting himself exclusively to personal and corporate work, touring globally on behalf of his clients. Hatch is a member of the Academy of Magical Arts, the International Brotherhood of Magicians, and is a whole life member of the Society of American Magicians. Among magicians he is referred to as the translator from German into English of works about Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser (1806 1875), Paul Potassy, and the very first four volumes of Roberto Giobbis recommended Card College length of card adjustment. In 2010 he was a featured singer at the show "Magic: The Science of Wonder" at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. He currently teaches party and private lessons in magic and provides regular activities at the Hatch Academy of Magic and Music, housed in the ancient 1878 Thatcher-Young Mansion in downtown Logan, Utah.
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Carol and Dave Sharp, a.k.a. the he Glastonbury Duo, play many forms of audio, including haunting harp and flute, tracks of way back when, and rousing dance tunes. Glastonbury Duo includes period costumes, hand wooden tools, and storytelling, with elements of language, history and culture. (Tales include: Ben the Target, Brian of the White Stone, The Glashan's Flute, The Seafood, Brian and the Changeling Son or daughter, Bob and the Water Kelpie, The Jackdaw's Band, The Fairy Tinker and King Halvar's Cat.) Devices add a hand carved Celtic Harp, Bowed Psaltery, Irish Flute, Whistles, Recorders, Flute d'Accord, Alto Cornamuse, Rebec, Zils, Bodhran, Tamborine, Mountain Dulcimer. (called the Schietholt or Epinette). Words are sung in Gaelic, Welsh, English, and Latin. You can even view a Unicorn percussion toy that was utilized in Renaissance and Medieval music and plays. For prepared participants, they may distribute percussion instruments and teach a or two from the courts and communities of Europe. We likewise have the Princess" and "The Trouble with Crickett" and a little puppet display "The Clown. The Sharps are founding members of the Celtic Group Idlewild that has toured and played in many major festivals in the region for over 12 years. Lately, Glastonbury Duo has performed in the "Age of Chivalry Festival" in Las Vegas, Nevada, "The Merry Greenwood" Renaissance honest in the Tri City area in Washington, Pioneer Trails "Candle Light and Pumpkin patch trips, the Utah Performing Arts Tour 2004 through 2008, the Farmington New Mexico Medieval faire and the Timpanogas Storytelling Festival, to name a couple of. Dave and Carol have produced 24 albums through Idlewild Recordings. Their current CD's can be found through CD baby or as mp3 packages at: all/Idlewild
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The Hatch Academy of Magic & Music is an educational institution in Logan, Utah offering personal and class