Arts for Learning storyteller Robin Vivian says she was skimming her daughter’s PTA newsletter recently when her jaw dropped. “If I were in a car, it’d be like the brakes going [SCREECH]! I thought, that’s incredible because I have literally spent the last year creating this show that’s about accepting imperfection and the concept […]
About Me
Dylan Pritchett shares his folktales with thousands of children and adults throughout the country, with positive messages that cross cultural boundaries. As the past president of the National Association of Black Storytellers, Dylan is dedicated to passing on the rich oral tradition of storytelling. In addition to live performances, Dylan has produced narration and served as a performer and consultant for a number of broadcast documentaries, including the PBS program, “View from the Mountaintop,” the Thomas Jefferson biography.
Dylan has also been trained through the Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning. Wolf Trap teaching artists partner with teachers and caregivers of children ages four to six-years-old to improve learning through the performing arts: using music, dance, drama, and puppetry to bring literacy and math concepts to life!
Read more about Dylan and his background, helping develop the first African American history programming in Colonial Williamsburg: https://arts4learningva.org/almost-full-circle-dylan-pritchett-returns-to-the-hennage-stage-at-colonial-williamsburg/
You can see a bit of Dylan’s “Essential African Threads” program in the video below, presented at Seven Pines Elementary School in Henrico County.
