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We Tell Stories
is a 501 (c) 3 Non-Profit Organization.
Location:
5740 York Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90042
Phone:
323.256.2336
Fax:
323.256.3236
Email:
info@wetellstories.org
Online:
Board of Directors
Carl Weintraub
Chairman
William Turner
President
Larry Guzin
Vice President
Dennis Carter
Treasurer
Gilbert Pacheco
Secretary
We Tell Stories
is grateful for the support from the following organizations:
Corporate Partnership
Employees Community Fund of Boeing California
Funders
Ahmanson Foundation
City of Culver City Performing Arts Grant Program Fund with support from Sony Pictures Entertainment
City of Los Angeles, Department
of Cultural Affairs
Employees Community Fund of Boeing California
Los Angeles County Arts Commission
National Endowment
for the Arts
Norris Foundation
Ralph M. Parsons Foundation
Stern Memorial Trust
Collaborators
Arts for All
Big Sunday
Centennial Plaza Park
Community Arts Resources (CARS)
Los Angeles County MTA—Go Metro
Los Angeles
Music Center
Education Division
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Los Angeles Unified School District, Arts Education Branch
North Figueroa Association
Old LA
Farmers Market
Orange County
Performing Arts Center
Performances to Grow On
Festival Plaza de la Raza
Community Partners
Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council (HHPNC)
North Figueroa Association
Councilmember
Ed P. Reyes, District 1
Councilmember
Jose Huizar, District 14
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Racing to the Finish Line!
We Tell Stories only needs to raise $2,500 to fully fund our theatre/
literacy residency program, Open Court Intensive, for this school year.
Open Court Intensive provides 4 low-income elementary schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District with professional storytelling performances and 80 student workshops per school.
Students gain self-confidence, learn to focus, deepen their understanding of stories they are studying, and have fun.
San Fernando Elementary School 3rd graders
perform, "A Story, A Story" for their peers.
Any amount you donate will be greatly appreciated.
To pledge your gift online go to:
If you would prefer not to donate online, you may
We Tell Stories is a 501 (c) (3) Nonprofit Organization (Tax ID# 95-3803911).
All contributions are 100% tax deductible
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The Rhine's Gold
premieres at
the Los Angeles Public Library in April
What is the “ring”? Why does everyone want it?
We Tell Stories answers these questions and more in a 45-minute,
family-friendly storytelling production, The Rhine’s Gold.
Created for the Los Angeles Public Library, The Rhine’s Gold, is based on Richard Wagner’s opera, Das
Rhinegold, and features a puppet dwarf,
charming costumes transformed from ordinary objects, and orchestral experts
from the opera.
Meet gods,
dwarves, giants, and Rhinemaidens in this Wagnerian romp that includes plenty of
audience participation. The
Rhine’s Gold is ideal for children ages 5 to
12 and their families.
Wednesday, April 22
4:15 pm
11360 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90025
310-575-8352
Saturday, April 24
2:00 pm
630 W. Fifth Street
Los Angeles, CA 90071
213-228-7254
All performances are free!
For additional performances in May and June, please see our website.
These performances are funded in part by
Suggested We Tell Stories Shows
May is Asian Pacific Heritage Month
Ova Saopeng and volunteer actor
Bring Feast from the East to your school in May!
Stories include folktales from China, India, and Iran
that teach self-esteem, patience, and imagination.
Cuentos de la Familia
Stories of the Family
Candy Danzig and young friend
Photo: B. Oltmann
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with our collection of folktales from Mexico and Latin America. Cuentos de las Familia / Stories of the Family features tales that extol family values such as kindness, honesty, and appreciation.
WTS can perform for at your school, library, or special event.
Contact Programs Director Susan Devlin for more information.
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Educating and Entertaining Children Since 1981
fostering a love of literature, art, and theatre
Happy Spring!
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