I do live storytelling across the Netherlands and online. I usually focus on untold history, though I sometimes do autobiographical stories or modern folk tales. My storytelling projects include: writing a storytelling tour of the ANDB for the International Institute for Social History as part of the Jewish History Museum’s Diamantbuurt exhibit; a standing performance in Samizdat at Mezrab House of Stories; and Amsterdam tours where I tell stories of women and LGBTQ people across its history.
I’m thrilled to be going back to Mezrab House of Stories this Friday! I’ve missed live storytelling so much. Come join me for a story about LGBTQIA history to get ready for Amsterdam Pride. https://mezrab.nl/events/summer-special-friday-storytelling-6/
On June 4, I’ll be doing a little storytelling and leading a brainstorm at the Reinvent Tourism Festival. Planting a seed with hidden history How we see the world is defined by the story we tell ourselves about how we got here. That’s why one
Every Thursday, I tell a quirky story from Amsterdam history on Dam Daily. Here are some links to past episodes. My stories are usually around the 40th or 45th minute, but the whole episode is always a good listen. The Deutzenhofje, or good deeds don’t
Check out #DamDaily every Thursday from 9am-11am. Or, listen whenever you feel like it on podcast or their site: https://broadcastamsterdam.nl/shows/dam-daily/ In addition to fascinating guests and some truly excellent music from host Blesz, you can hear me tell a quick story from Amsterdam’s hidden history.
I’m hosting socially distanced storytelling walks of Amsterdam’s hidden history.
When gatherings resume, you can find me on the fourth Friday of every month performing in Samizdat: Stories from the Underground at Mezrab House of Stories. In the meantime, check out their streamed stories every Friday night at 20:30.
