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Welcome to the online home of MoonShadow Stories! To find out more about us, please click on the links above. To find out more about our public events, please see below. Thank you!
What's New...
For 2010, MoonShadow Stories has a whole line-up of exciting programmes at The Substation and beyond! Please check this page often for updates:
• Of Stories and Good Food (Storytelling for Adults)
FFT@8Q is pleased to bring you Of Stories and Good Food, where you can have a good meal and at the same time enjoy intriguing stories revolving around food! Renowned storyteller Kamini Ramachandran will enchant you with tales that will whet your appetite! A portion of the proceeds will also be donated to the UN World Food Programme. Why hesitate? Come join us at FFT@8Q, where you will enjoy an exciting evening in support of a good cause!
Featured Teller: Kamini Ramachandran
Dates/Time: Wed 21 Jul 2010, 6.30 to 10 pm
Venue: Food for Thought @ 8 Queen Street
Ticket Cost: $50 per pax
Bookings & Enquiries: Pauline, 9455 7897, pauline@foodforthought.com.sg
For more information, please click here.
MoonShadow Stories Abroad (2010)
For the latter half of 2010, MoonShadow Stories ventures overseas.
• Kamini Ramachandran
Kamini will be in Bangalore, India from 8 to 10 October 2010. She has been invited by the organizers of the JIVA International Conference 2010 to introduce storytelling concepts for careers counselors. Kamini is working on a tandem keynote session with Gideon Arulmani, the Conference Chair, where she will be storytelling and he will be speaking. She is looking forward to opening up the world of storytelling for counseling workers and introducing specific traditional tales that echo the careers and vocations theme.
Kamini has been invited by The Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh to participate in the Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2010 from 22 October to 31 October. She will be representing both Malaysia and Singapore at this Festival. She is excited and proud to showcase and share her versatile repertoire of the region's oral traditional stories as well as her deep knowledge of Malaya/Singapura folktales at this prestigious Festival.
• Verena Tay
Verena will be in San Francisco, USA, (3 to 16 June 2010) interacting with Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo and Nancy Wang of Eth-Noh-Tec as well as friends of Eth-Noh-Tec, sharing stories and culture.
From 12 to 15 August 2010, Verena will be telling stories at Under the Banyan Tree: Darwin Storytelling Festival 2010 in Australia.
Elsewhere...
Please visit this section again soon for updates.
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