Live at the 2015 Timpanogos Storytelling Festival with Shonaleigh

Live at the 2015 Timpanogos Storytelling Festival with ShonaleighThe Apple Seed • Season 2013, Episode 446, Segment 2

Jun 9, 2016 • 16m

With a repertoire of over three thousand stories which can be adapted as appropriate for the theme and audience with whom she is working, Shonaleigh is a dedicated and committed storyteller who's expanding her tradition. Storytelling is in her blood. A dyslexic, she's a drut'syla, a storyteller in the Jewish tradition, and she sees that tradition as very much alive. In this story, listen to Shonaleigh spin a great fairytale that unravels to reveal a great chain of events. To learn more about Shonaleigh visit shonaleigh.co.uk

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