Temujin Ekunfeo
Bio:
Temujin Ekunfeo has fond memories of sitting on his father’s lap listening to stories about how life was years ago. He started telling stories at schools and cultural events when he was in high school. He tells stories in the ancient tradition of the “itinerate African Bard”, hailing crowds with his talking drum. His unforgettable stories range from traditional Yoruba to comedian Buddy Hackett. He is a storyteller, musician, instrument maker and African folklorist. He has been described as having “a voice that booms, squeaks, snorts and whoops”.
Cave Run Storytelling Festivals(s) Performed:
2009
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Doug Elliott
Bio:
Doug's deep interests in plants, animals and people have allowed him to make connections with the natural world. He flavors his stories with regional dialects and lively harmonica rifts. He has shared his stories from Canada to the Caribbean. His dad used to say, "That boy knows what's under every rock between here and town."
Cave Run Storytelling Festivals(s) Performed:
2004 ,
2000
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Elizabeth Ellis
Bio:
Ellis, from Dallas, Texas, cradles children and adults alike in the heart of her spellbinding stories. Her southern voice and extensive repertoire hold listeners’ rapt attention as she entertains audiences from coast to coast. Best known for her personal stories, Ellis tells Appalachian and Texas tales and stories of heroic American women. During her 25 years as a storyteller, she has appeared nationally and internationally at numerous festivals including the National Storytelling Festival.
Cave Run Storytelling Festivals(s) Performed:
2010 ,
2007 ,
2001
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