African American Storyteller
This multicultural storyteller of African, African-American and International Folk tales, Historical tales, Stories of Science, and Spiritual stories. His stories inform, educate, inspire and amuse. His storytelling style is energetic and enthusiastic.
Aztec Storyteller
Be prepared to experience the wondrous world of the Mexica/Aztecs in an interactive presentation that includes music and indigenous instruments, oral tradition stories, poetry, and enlightened narratives - all from the indigenous perspective! Throughout this cultural and highly educational presentation you will learn about the history, philosophy, language, culture, ceremonies, traditions, foods, and arts of the Mexica/Aztecs from the indigenous perspective. Audience participants will have the opportunity to: sing songs in the Nahuatl language, to play ancient indigenous styled instruments, and to learn about a culture from the indigenous perspective.
American Historical Storytellers
Professional re-enactors dedicated to the preservation of our American
heritage and our history by means of dramatic performances. These performances are
calculated to fit into any time constraint and any venue and are adaptable for any
audience.
We perform for schools, civic groups, fraternal organizations as well as convention type
gatherings.
Each artist is personally committed to excellence and their work is non-revisionary in
content, providing a true picture of their character and their times.
The performances are in costumes appropriate to the character and are performed in
“first person” language as much as possible. Question and answer periods are always
encouraged and establish some of the best moments of rapport with the audience.
Patrick Henry James Madison
Thomas Jefferson John Adams
Harry Truman Mark Twain
Franklin D Roosevelt Davy Crockett
Golda Meir Ceasar Chavez
Eleanor Roosevelt Laura Ingalls Wilder
Louisa Mae Alcott Thomas Edison
Violet Jessop Abraham Lincoln
Susan B Anthony George Washington
Abigail Adams Betsy Ross
Native American Storyteller
California Indian presentation that shows the beauty of our culture and ignites others to discover their own! This unique program takes students on a journey into the lifestyle of the California Indian, in particular the Acjachemen Nation, which flourished in Southern California hundreds of years before the Spanish influx. She shares through stories and songs her people's indigenous tools, instruments, games and clothing. She includes how American Indians preserve their culture today by participating in Intertribal Pow wows. The children view traditional dances and even get the chance to participate. Students leave with a wonderful understanding of "environmentalism" and what it means to be "keepers of the earth."
Hot Peppers Productions
40468 Charleston Street
Temecula, CA 92591 USA
Tel. 951-491-0480
www.hotpep.com info@hotpep.com
