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Clever Girls--Perfect for March
Program Categories
Historical Programs and Characters, Music, Storytellers
Audience Age
ages 5 up
Stories & Songs to Celebrate Girls & Women. Great in March for Women's History Month or anytime. Multicultural stories of heroines provide entertainment and food for thought. "Little Daughter" charms young listeners as a red-riding-hood type who just doesn't need a deus-ex-machina woodcutter to save her--She does it with her wits and song! Hear about Amaterasu-Omikami, the Japanese sun goddess; Old Sally Cato--tall-tale gal of the American pioneer in a hilarious story of besting the giant, Billy, Bally, Bully; Atalanta, who was left to die because she was a girl, then became the greatest runner. Best of all is the children's in-the-moment enactment of Robert Munsch's The Paper Bag Princess, in funny wigs and costumes. Selections from these stories made for your audience. Includes music sung, strummed and fiddled.
$395.
Multi-show discount for 2nd and 3rd shows on same day. A travel expense fee may apply. Call and discuss your particulars, prices can vary.
Group Size
under 200 preferred
Program Length
approx. 1 hour
A table for props, please and enough room for children to help on stage
Last Modified
04/20/2022
Recent Library/School Appearances by Mary Jo Maichack
Lincoln Library--Denise Shaver
Lincoln, MA
(781)259-8465
Leona Arthen
Worthington, MA
(413)238-5565
Pat Grundman, Hall Memorial Library
Ellington, CT
(860)870-3160
Amy Litke
New Britain, CT
(860)224-3155
Terri Mitus
West Springfield, MA
(413)736-4561
Deb Marini, Bigelow Library
Clinton, MA
(978)365-4160
Jenney Maloy
Lenox, MA
(413)637-0197
Performer’s Contact Information
Mary Jo Maichack
Mary Jo Maichack2-3 Morgan Manor
Lenox, MA 01240
maryjomaichack@gmail.com
http://www.MaryJoMaichack.com
Preferred Contact Method: Email
"You had all of us spellbound--including those of us who are storytellers ourselves!"--Nancy Jordan, Director of Children's Services, New Britain, CT Library