Whether performing for adults or children, with her warm and engaging style, Regina invites her audience to journey with her to explore new territory and return with insights and information, having had a delightful experience along the way.
STORYTELLING IN THE CLASSROOM (AND BEYOND)
September 25 & 26, 2020 - New York University
New York University, Steinhardt School/Program in Educational Theatre
This weekend graduate course explores the wide world of storytelling. Participants discover that story telling is an essential human activity…from storytelling’s role in traditional society to modern, personal storytelling. As well, we explore its many applications in a variety of settings in contemporary society. EdTheatre@NYU.ed
This weekend graduate course explores the wide world of storytelling. Participants discover that story telling is an essential human activity…from storytelling’s role in traditional society to modern, personal storytelling. As well, we explore its many applications in a variety of settings in contemporary society. EdTheatre@NYU.ed
STORYTELLING in the LANGUAGE CLASSROOM
September 11, 12, 2020 - New York University
New York University's Steinhardt School, Department of Teaching/Learning, Program in Multilingual/Multicultural Studies.
Storytelling dynamically engages us in the act of learning. This highly experiential workshop explores how the storytelling can enhance foundational skills practice while encouraging cross-cultural awareness and personal expression, engage the “whole learner” and the “multiple intelligences and support a creative and communicative classroom.
Storytelling dynamically engages us in the act of learning. This highly experiential workshop explores how the storytelling can enhance foundational skills practice while encouraging cross-cultural awareness and personal expression, engage the “whole learner” and the “multiple intelligences and support a creative and communicative classroom.
June 13, 2020 – ALBUQUERQUE FOLK FESTIVAL
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Regina returns to the Albuquerque Folk Festival with some delightful folk tales. One story was recorded at the Hans Christian Andersen storytelling series in NYC's Central Park; the second story was recorded at an international storytelling festival in Ambato, Ecuador. Good fun! and free.
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June 13, 2020 - HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN STORYTELLING SERIES ONLINE
Regina returns for her 28th year in this iconic storytelling series with an unusual Hans Christian Andersen story, The Most Incredible Thing. This story and another of HCA's less well know stories, the Wicked Prince, were banned by the Nazis and circulated in the Underground. Tune in and hear a parable for our times. The Hans Christian Andersen Storytelling Series will be live streamed on Facebook and on YouTube – and recorded sessions are available there afterwards.
11:00AM Eastern Time Watch at facebook.com/HCAStoryCenter
11:00AM Eastern Time Watch at facebook.com/HCAStoryCenter
MOTH-A-LOGUE / RANT-A-LOGUE
May 31, 2020 ~ Julesworks Follies # 63: Not Quite Live Safely Quarantimed
Regina is delighted to be part of a madly wonderful melange of music and spoken word for this premiere of Julesworks Follies #63 Not Quite Live Safely Quarantimed Edition, Annual(Ish) Not Quite Anniversary Birthdays Salute. She's got a story about the invasion of the moth people in Santa Fe this month. Tune in! Sunday May 31st starting at 4 pm on the Jean Cocteau Virtual Cinema website. Click here to watch!
STORIES FROM THE LONGHOUSE
May 15, 2020 - FEAST (Federation of Asian Storytellers)
9.00AM EST / 1.30PM UK / 8.30pm Singapore LIVE ON ZOOM
Regina joins storytellers Hears Crow, Papa Joe Gaudet, Jonathan Cummings, Cassandra Wye, and Roger Jenkins to share stories from some native American and Borneo communities geographically distant yet connected by a similar social unit. Regina will tell a selection from the Kelabit epic Adi, Song of Agan, from Sarawak. It's bard, Niar Ayu, chanted the story for two nights in a Kelabit longhouse when American poet Carol Rubenstein was recording poetry (1971). Due to outside interference with the tribe, that was the last time Niar Ayu sang Adi, Song of Agan in its entirety. feast-story.org/events
Click here to watch!
Regina joins storytellers Hears Crow, Papa Joe Gaudet, Jonathan Cummings, Cassandra Wye, and Roger Jenkins to share stories from some native American and Borneo communities geographically distant yet connected by a similar social unit. Regina will tell a selection from the Kelabit epic Adi, Song of Agan, from Sarawak. It's bard, Niar Ayu, chanted the story for two nights in a Kelabit longhouse when American poet Carol Rubenstein was recording poetry (1971). Due to outside interference with the tribe, that was the last time Niar Ayu sang Adi, Song of Agan in its entirety. feast-story.org/events
Click here to watch!
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AND THEN THE VOLCANO ERUPTED
April 3-5, 2020 ~ Sharing the Fire, NEST Annual Conference (Postponed)
Regina performs her original story, And then the Volcano Erupted, a yummy tale that features a pair of over-many-life-times lovers, sensuous hot springs, an icy waterfall, and a voluptuously erupting volcano. This kind of conjunction of living elements excites the senses and ignites desire. You bet!
Along with this solo performance, Regina will be featured in an olio of New York State storytellers, sharing one of the stories from her show Compassion, Generosity and Grace:Stories from 9/11.
Sharing the Fire is the premier Northeast storytelling conference. www.nestorytelling.org
Along with this solo performance, Regina will be featured in an olio of New York State storytellers, sharing one of the stories from her show Compassion, Generosity and Grace:Stories from 9/11.
Sharing the Fire is the premier Northeast storytelling conference. www.nestorytelling.org
STORYTELLING INTENSIVE
March 27& 28, 2020 - New York University
New York University, Steinhardt School/Program in Educational Theatre (held on Zoom)
This weekend graduate course explores the wide world of storytelling. Participants discover that story telling is an essential human activity…from storytelling’s role in traditional society to modern, personal storytelling. As well, we explore its many applications in a variety of settings in contemporary society. EdTheatre@NYU.edu
This weekend graduate course explores the wide world of storytelling. Participants discover that story telling is an essential human activity…from storytelling’s role in traditional society to modern, personal storytelling. As well, we explore its many applications in a variety of settings in contemporary society. EdTheatre@NYU.edu
WORLD STORYTELLING DAY
March 20, 2020 -Tortuga Gallery, Albuquerque and
March 21, 2020 -Open Space Visitor Center, Albuquerque
Regina joins the Storytellers of New Mexico and storytellers around the world for this years's World Storytelling Day. The theme this year is Voyages. Regina has taken a few, Where will she take us to celebrate the arrival of Spring? Come find out!
- Friday evening at the beautiful Tortuga Gallery, stories for adults and youth 12 and older. With Scott and Johanna Hongell-Darsee, Matilde Machiavello, and Jude Tripp. Regina will be telling a section of Adi, Song of Agan, an ancient epic from the Kelabit people of Borneo. 7PM
- Saturday afternoon, Voyages for the whole family, with Sarah Malone, Elaine Muray, and Matilde Machiavello. 1:30PM at the Open Space Visitor Center (OSVC).
LOVE STORIES FOR VALENTINE DAY
February 14, 2020 - Kingston Residence, Santa Fe, NM
Celebrate Valentine's Day with storyteller Regina Ress as she tells stories about love. From the birth of Cupid (his original name was Kama) to an old Celtic tale, to a contemporary story of love, these stories are better than a box of chocolate!
Kingston Residence of Santa Fe , 2400 Legacy Ct, Santa Fe, NM 87507 2:30 PM
Kingston Residence of Santa Fe , 2400 Legacy Ct, Santa Fe, NM 87507 2:30 PM
STORYTELLING at the PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE, NYC
Regina produces and hosts a storytelling series for New York University at an historic Greenwich Village theatre, The Provincetown Playhouse. Now in its 20th year, the series features national and internationally renowned storytellers with a wide variety of styles and stories.
February 9th-Regina Ress with musician Michael Moss, April 26th-Alton Takiyama-Chung (cancelled); May 10th-Jamie Brickhouse (cancelled)
The Provincetown Playhouse-133 MacDougal Street, Greenwich Village, NYC. See more at the NYU Steinhardt page!
The Provincetown Playhouse-133 MacDougal Street, Greenwich Village, NYC. See more at the NYU Steinhardt page!
BUTTONS FOR THE RESISTANCE AND OTHER LOVE STORIES
February 9, 2020 - The Provincetown Playhouse, NYC
Regina Ress wears a red button affirming “CHOOSE LOVE” wherever she goes. It opens up a lot of conversations. As February is the month to celebrate love, Regina will share stories that explore some of its many forms, from eros to agape. Joining Regina for this romp through the entanglements of love is jazz composer Michael Moss. As for her CHOOSE LOVE button, Regina muses, “If someone has a problem with that, they obviously have a problem.”
February 1, 2020 - Scandinavia House, NYC
Tales of Tricky Trolls, Clever Billy Goats, and a Pancake that escapes from the pan! Stories from Norway and Sweden followed by a workshop in creating a puppet for retelling the tales. Join storyteller Regina Ress and artist-educator Melkorka Helgadottir for some Sunday Storytelling fun. Scandinaviahouse.org 58 Park Avenue, NYC
January 30 & 31, 2020 - Manorhaven School, Long Island
Regina has been invited to bring Norwegian Folk tales for Manorhaven's celebration of Norwegian culture.
WISDOM TALES FOR A WINTER DAY
January 13, 2020 - Kingston Residence, Santa Fe, NM
Storyteller Regina Ress shares delightful and thought provoking stories from around the world and some lessons she's learned along the way.
Kingston Residence of Santa Fe , 2400 Legacy Ct, Santa Fe, NM 87507 2:30 PM
Kingston Residence of Santa Fe , 2400 Legacy Ct, Santa Fe, NM 87507 2:30 PM