Storyteller available for birthday parties

By HelenLucyTozer
September 22, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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HelenLucyTozer

Posted September 22, 2017

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Posted September 22, 2017

I?m a local professional storyteller telling energetic and interactive traditional and modern tales. I?ve worked for Warner Brothers, Waterstones, Hampton Court Palace, The Brick Box, Brockwell Park, Battersea Power Station and many more.

Stories improve children?s self-efficacy, social interaction, imagination and focus. I incorporate spoken word, creative writing, art and drama in order to improve children?s literacy confidence and enjoyment.

I am available for children's birthday parties for ages 2 and upwards. ?75 for anything up to one hour.

https://helentozer.uk/

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