Reading Aloud for children: "Was macht ihr denn da?”

Name: Reading Aloud for children: "Was macht ihr denn da?”
Start: 2024-10-05T14:00:00-04:00
Location: 100 University Avenue North Tower Suite 201, mailbox # 136, Toronto, ON, Canada, Ontario M5J 1V6

Schedule

Sat Oct 05 2024 at 02:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

100 University Avenue North Tower Suite 201, mailbox # 136, Toronto, ON, Canada, Ontario M5J 1V6 | Toronto, ON

A captivating storytelling session led by a theatre expert, followed by an engaging creative activity.

Our new Reading Aloud event with Carolin Lindner will take the children into a fantastic world of exotic animals in the most unexpected places. The book by Ukrainian author Alexandra Prischedko invites its listeners to go on a journey of exploring and imagination.
“Was MAcht Ihr denn da?”
by Alexandra Prischedko
Little Sophie can hardly wait for her visit to the zoo today. Full of anticipation, she walks through the city and already discovers animals everywhere. Aren't they two pandas sitting at the table in the café? Or is the lady with sunglasses sitting there all alone?
The reading session will be followed by creative activity.
Recommended for children 5 years and older; we will be reading in German.
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Carolin is originally from the small town of Mirow in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and is a trained theater educator and graphic designer. She has lived and worked in Toronto for over 10 years and works regularly for the local dance and theater company Corpus as a director, costume designer and artistic advisor. She was in charge of the Fairy Tale Worlds exhibition (2012) for the Goethe-Institut Toronto, offered online creative workshops for school classes during COVID time and most recently produced and performed a shadow play of the fairy tale "Frau Holle" together with Paula Hartmann, for which they crafted their own puppets and shadow theatre. Together with her partner, she is raising her two daughters trilingually and loves to read children's books to them in German, English and French.