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Stories of the World for Children of the WorldTake a trip with Ms. Vee! Discover that we are all alike in our “unique-ness”. We’ll begin with “The Fat Cat” from Germany, ease into the “Anasai” stories of Africa, join the Emperor of Japan with “The Nightingale”, and end up with an American story of our own making. With audience participation a MUST, students are engaged, involved, and thoroughly motivated to tell their own stories. With sound, movement, and rhythm, Ms. Vee invites you into the universality of us all……telling our stories, hearing others stories, and knowing how connected we all are! ArtistMiss VeeCostSingle: $350 | Double: $650Technical NeedsThere are no technical needs necessary for this performance offeringStudy GuideNo study guide is currently available online for this performance offeringAbout Miss Vee
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Curriculum/sAfrican American StudiesCharacter Development Language and Arts Multicultural Studies Art Genre/sPoetry and StorytellingFormat/sPerformance |
Alana M. Villavaso, known professionally as “Ms. Vee” is a New Orleans native and a Katrina survivor. She has taught theatre and child drama in both the Orleans Parish School system and Jefferson Parish for the past twenty years. Her stage credits include performing at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC as a featured storyteller on the “Arts Along the Gulf Coast Tour”. She has also performed at Jazz Fest, Theatre Marigny, LePetit Theatre in the Tennessee Williams Festival, and served as Mistress of Ceremonies at the Women Chefs Show Off fund raiser. She has been a workshop presenter for teachers, parents and students, and school administrators throughout Louisiana. 