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LaDoris
Bias-Davis
of The Story Express
Ph 404-288-2759
e-mail: ireaduread@hotmail.com
(or) thestoryexpress@juno.com
LaDoris Bias-Davis has been telling Tales and facilitating workshops
across the United States for 15 years. Programs are tailored to
schools, libraries, youth groups, Early Childhood organizations,
literacy/reading programs, motivational assemblies, corporations,
family reunions and more. From Fables to fairy tales, fiction to
non-fiction, Bible stories to "bet ya can't tell just one" stories,
the Ezra Jack Keats collection, Gullah tales, African-American and
inter-cultural tales and "Me and Mississippi" collection of personal
stories, LaDoris engages audiences and provides programs for interactive
learning.
LaDoris has a BA in Speech and Theatre and is currently enrolled
in the Masters program with specialization in early literacy at
Nova Southeastern University.
HIGHLIGHTED
PERFORMANCES "Telling Tales, Folklore of the South"
(live radio)
Ashley Bryant Storytelling Festival
Atlanta History Center (varied occasions)
Fulton County, Dekalb County Libraries and school systems
Middle Georgia Libraries
South Georgia Libraries
Georgia Peanut Festival
Roswell 0sage Festival
Georgia Writer's Festival
School Districts; Kansas, Joliet, Illinois, Mobile, Alabama
Southern 0rder of Storytellers Winter Fest
Tellabration
Key Note Banquet speaker: Early Childhood Institute of Florida Residencies:
Family Literacy Interchange project -Dekalb County Library Media Services
Senior Project—Dekalb Family Support Center
Sun Valley Beach-School programs (Fulton, Cobb, Gwinnett County, etc)
Dekalb Housing Project -Summer Literacy Program
Sheltering Arms-sponsored by VSA Arts of Georgia
Television Appearances: “Wednesday’s Child”-Fox
5 News
Dekalb Community Showcase
Pam and Buffy Show
Kids Talk
Alabama television- “Kwanzaa Time”
Florida television- “Read to Me”
Featured “Eye on Women Magazine’
Call or email for tailored programs and workshops
“Storytelling unleashes the power of the mind
and nurtures the human spirit." |