Performances
Jenni tells ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’
School Shows
Jenni’s performances in schools have been widely acclaimed by teachers and children alike. She draws upon her diverse story repertoire and adjusts her program according to the age of the group and their mood and interests. You can read more and book Jenni through Speakers Ink for Queensland shows OR view her schools flyer here: Come sit under the Story Tree: Schools show flyer
“Jenni Cargill is an enchanting storyteller who shares stories from around the world with energy, style and verve. Jenni’s capable manner ensures children K-6 are enthralled with her performance. She sprinkles music, wonderful acting and different voices through her performances. Highly entertaining and worthwhile.” - DEPT OF EDUCATION NSW PUBLICATION
Performances for Adults
Jenni’s performances for adults are suitable for folk festivals, conferences and functions. Her stories work best in a quiet, focused environment. Then listeners can settle down, change gear and be transported by the magic of a good yarn, skillfully told.
“Jenni Cargill-Strong possesses a natural instinct for the power of language and how it can create and effect authentic transformation. Jenni is an experience not to miss.” – Marina Orpen (Business Development and Trainer, ‘Organic Farm Share’ and ‘Imagine What’s Next’)
“I loved Jenni Cargill’s performance of Inanna’s story. It was rich and funny and tragic and wonderfully vivid. In moments I felt as if I’d been magically drawn into the heart of an ancient rite, as if the goddess herself was speaking.” Melaina Faranda, author of The Circle series, published by Random House
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