South Central Region: New York State Performers, Programmers & Related Resources for Public Libraries & Groups


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Performer	Program	Category	Description	Fee
Connolly, Carol	From Snowflakes to Sunshine: Winter into Spring	Multicultural- Other, Music, Performing Arts- Storytelling	Tales 'n Tunes present stories and songs to celebrate Winter and the coming of Spring. From stories of the cold, cold North to songs about hibernation to discovering the first signs of the coming of warmer days to a Japaneses rain song, this program is perfect for February or April vacation breaks.	$201- $350
Reynolds, Jackie	Best & Brightest Funny Stuff	Performing Arts- Clowning, Performing Arts- Magic, Performing Arts- Puppetry	WOW! Award winning Bee Bee the Clown combines comedy magic, juggling, balloons and puppets. A real bunny makes a magical entrance. Tickle the funny bone and laugh! An engaging interactive show. Great for mixed aged groups. Family audiences, or just kids, there is something for everybody!	$201- $350
BRIER, MARK	SENIOR LAUGHTER	Performing Arts- Other, Performing Arts- Clowning, Performing Arts- Storytelling	Mark Brier a stand up comedian doesn't just perform for people, he performs with people. Everyone can get in the act if they wish or just relax and enjoy. Jokes, Stories Impressions and Audience Interaction. Mark a Comedian for over 30 Years BRINGS LAUGHS. Mark has been the opening act for Jon Warden, Major League Baseballs Funniest Man. Jon was a pitcher on the World Champion 1968 Detroit Tigers.	$201- $350
Oshlag, Rebecca and Rachel	Creating Tales of Suspense	Performing Arts- Storytelling	What could be more appealing to teens than hearing ghost stories and other creepy tales? How about learning to develop and tell stories of ghosts and other beings from BENEATH THE SURFACE? This three-part series begins with a demonstration of original and adapted tales of the supernatural by StoriesGalorious. The next session is devoted to making a story your own during group and individual work with the presenters. The series ends with a presentation of stories by the participants. StoriesGalorious is a mother-daughter duo. With a dynamic and enthusiastic style, they engage audiences of all ages--preschoolers through senior citizens. They always take time for questions and answers and provide suggestions for further readings.	$201- $350
Marshall, Nate	Nate & Kate Kids Show	Music, Performing Arts- Juggling	The Nate & Kate Kids Show is a mix of original and very familiar children's songs performed on guitar, banjo, cello, kazoo, and harmonica with lots of vocal harmony plus difficult juggling choreographed to cello pieces. The show also includes lots of participation, singing along, some comedy, and a few young volunteers to help with juggling stunts. Best suited for ages 2-8, and their parents. This show runs about 30-45min. We can provide sound for smaller venues. See more: www.kidsshow.nateandkate.com	$351- $500
Mc Dade, Ed	Singin' on the Rails	Music, Performing Arts- Storytelling, Performing Arts- Other	Boomers, Gandy Dancers, Steel Drivers, Greaseballs, Hogheads, Section Bosses and Road Masters come alive in the songs and stories of the resolute men who built, inhabited, maintained and ran the railroads during the Age of Steam. Ed McDade sings and plays guitar, banjo, harmonica and rhythm instruments. He breathes life into the old songs and tall tales of the Irish immigrants and African American work gangs whose hard labor, ingenuity and bravery made the railroads possible. This presentation will be part talk, part drama/comedy and part musical performance. The program includes songs like Pat Works on the Erie, Wreck of Old 97, Cannonball Blues, John Henry, Railroad Bill and stories like Casey Jones, Finnigan to Flannigan and O'Callahan's Solution.	$351- $500
Edgecomb, Diane	Summer Escapades	Life Skills- Other, Nature- Animals, Performing Arts- Storytelling	Summer Escapades celebrates family fun with participatory stories chosen from Diane's best-loved family tales. Original fables, folktales and songs give us a look at exiting summertime adventures including the aquatic antics of a curious monkey who goes for a wild ride on the back of a shark! Summer Escapades is also available with Celtic harp accompaniment by Margot Chamberlain. Either way it's the perfect summertime treat.	$351- $500
TheatreworksUSA, -	The Balster's Magic Productions SEASON'S GREETINGS	Health & Fitness- Sports, Performing Arts- Magic	Enjoy the magic of the season! Join Tim and Robin in a winter wonderland featuring Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, a magic elf, festive music, toy soldiers, magically appearing white doves and more.	$1001- $3000
Fultz, Dave	Gravitational Bull Juggling Show	Performing Arts- Juggling, Performing Arts- Clowning, Performing Arts- Magic	Western New York Juggler Dave Fultz and his son Kyle deliver a very eclectic and entertaining show that is wonderful for schools, churches, block parties or any type of family fun event. Juggling, comedy, magic, storytelling, balloon sculpture and audience participation are all part of this fun filled demonstration. Balls, clubs, rings, devil sticks, diabolo, rubber chickens, plungers, and, in appropriate settings even knives and flaming torches will fill the air in this 40 – 60 minute show. So whether you are amused or amazed, stand back because we’re throwing stuff around!	$201- $350
Nager, Stuart	Running With Scissors: The Basics of Improvisation (Beginners Class)	Life Skills- Other, Performing Arts- Theater	If you have been afraid of doing improv or are just starting out (or need a refresher) this is the workshop for you. Led in a safe and non-judgmental atmosphere, discover the Yes And inside of yourself. Improvisation is more than the games. We all can improvise. Discover the creative side inside yourself. Totally hands on and interactive...and fun! Improvisation has many theater and life lesson applications; come explore them!	$351- $500

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* Inclusion in this database does not indicate endorsement of any performer or program by the NYS Education Department, the Office of Cultural Education, the NYS Library or the participating library systems, nor does it eliminate the need for reference checks and appropriate standard screening procedures.