Storytelling Parties are a fantastic and imaginative way to bring some magic and fun to your event!
Choose from a list of Rachael’s stories, or have a story written by Rachael to suit your event’s theme!
Rachael has 10 years experience delivering traditional folk tales, and writing stories for specific themed events - including shopping centres, family events, parties, and site-specific locations.
All stories are interactive, engaging children in the story, and encouraging creativity and fun. Rachael also has over 15 years experience in SEN and can feature sensory elements to all her stories, including modifications to suit a range of needs.
To book with Rachael, please select a callback/email with Rachael to discuss availability and your event. She will endeavour to respond in 2-3 working days.
If you have already confirmed a date with Rachael, you can choose to pay a 50% deposit, or full payment option below. If you have confirmed with Rachael, one of these options must be selected to secure your booking.
Example Selection of Rachael’s Folk Story Repetoire
Lazy Tok
Lazy Tok, Lazy Tok, Look inside, look what I've got!
Lazy Tok is a traditional folk tale that is brought to life with props,smells, sounds, and more! This interactive story allows young people to offer an input with a lot of fun and silliness!
How the Rainbow was Made
How was the rainbow made? This traditional Native American story is a beautiful, colourful exploration into how the rainbow was made. Featuring puppets, water spray, bubbles, and interactive elements, discover a magical world in which there is always a rainbow to be found!
Anansi Goes to Lunch
Anansi is one of Rachael’s favourite characters! Hailing from her heritage country of Ghana, this folk tale is a playful story about the trickster Anansi…and how things don’t always go according to plan when pranking his friends!
How Anansi Spider got his 8 Long Legs!
This Ghanaian folk tale looks at how Anansi the spider’s greed is the very reason we have long legged spiders! With sensory elements and lots of interaction, this is a fantastic story about greed and helpfulness!
Storytelling Parties are a fantastic and imaginative way to bring some magic and fun to your event!
Choose from a list of Rachael’s stories, or have a story written by Rachael to suit your event’s theme!
Rachael has 10 years experience delivering traditional folk tales, and writing stories for specific themed events - including shopping centres, family events, parties, and site-specific locations.
All stories are interactive, engaging children in the story, and encouraging creativity and fun. Rachael also has over 15 years experience in SEN and can feature sensory elements to all her stories, including modifications to suit a range of needs.
To book with Rachael, please select a callback/email with Rachael to discuss availability and your event. She will endeavour to respond in 2-3 working days.
If you have already confirmed a date with Rachael, you can choose to pay a 50% deposit, or full payment option below. If you have confirmed with Rachael, one of these options must be selected to secure your booking.
Example Selection of Rachael’s Folk Story Repetoire
Lazy Tok
Lazy Tok, Lazy Tok, Look inside, look what I've got!
Lazy Tok is a traditional folk tale that is brought to life with props,smells, sounds, and more! This interactive story allows young people to offer an input with a lot of fun and silliness!
How the Rainbow was Made
How was the rainbow made? This traditional Native American story is a beautiful, colourful exploration into how the rainbow was made. Featuring puppets, water spray, bubbles, and interactive elements, discover a magical world in which there is always a rainbow to be found!
Anansi Goes to Lunch
Anansi is one of Rachael’s favourite characters! Hailing from her heritage country of Ghana, this folk tale is a playful story about the trickster Anansi…and how things don’t always go according to plan when pranking his friends!
How Anansi Spider got his 8 Long Legs!
This Ghanaian folk tale looks at how Anansi the spider’s greed is the very reason we have long legged spiders! With sensory elements and lots of interaction, this is a fantastic story about greed and helpfulness!
