Digital Learning Workshop | Ages 4-8 | online
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Music, Song, and Stories from the African Diaspora
Join Mr. Brian on an adventure exploring folktales from Africa to West Virginia. Using music, song, and movement, we lead students in the retelling of three folktales: John Henry, Abiyoyo, and Anansi the Spider. We then share a brilliantly-colored shadow puppet short film featuring Anansi and Sister Mud Turtle, followed by an interactive puppet-making activity where students create their very own Abiyoyo Hand Puppets.
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT: Feb 7, Feb 14 & Feb 28 @ 9am, 10am & 11am EST
Puppet: Abiyoyo Hand Puppet
Program Length: 45 Minutes
Capacity: 35
Cost: $185
Note: Discounts are available for multiple orders.
Performer
Brian Harrison
Brian Harrison is a multifaceted actor and educator with a Masters in Creative and Innovative education. Brian Has worked on stage with many Atlanta theaters including Synchronicity Theater, Georgia Shakespeare and The Center for Puppetry Arts. Brian has worked as an educator in libraries, museums and schools as a guest artist and currently works with the Center for Puppetry Arts in the Digital Learning department connecting to families around the world. Brian enjoys creating art that gives a voice to the voiceless and telling stories that empower each other.
