Storyteller/ Storytelling Performer
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About Ingrid
Performer
Expedition Storyteller
Expedition Storyteller
"Stupendous! So well crafted. Lots of suspense ..." - CP
"I thought I knew the story, but you brought it to life with unexpected heartfelt moments."
"So good! So wickedly funny!"
"DELICIOUS INGRID!!! DELICIOUS!!!" - ON
"What a bloodthirsty romp! I should have made popcorn. Fabulous, Ingrid!!" - AR
Expedition Storyteller
Expedition Storyteller
Expedition Storyteller
"I could picture the ice closing around the ship."
"Wow! I was on the edge of my seat."
"Wonderful telling of adventures and the human character."
"Beyond brilliant! Wow!"
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Workshop Leader
Expedition Storyteller
Workshop Leader
"Easy to understand for a new person. I loved the interactive participation, the stories and examples given to support the subject matter. Was excellent. 10 out of 10."
"Great techniques that I can use to freshen up my 'tried and true' stories, and use to generate my own versions with new material."
Ingrid Storytelling
Performing at the National Storytelling Festival in Jonesborough, TN.
Photo by International Storytelling Center
Performing as Teller-in-Residence at the International Storytelling Center in Jonesborough, TN.
Photo by John Edwards
A champion liar herself, Ingrid tells a lie and also emcees the 10th Almost-annual Liars Contest for the Story People of Clallam County and Field Arts and Events Hall in Port Angeles, WA.
Photo by Nora Pitaro
As a featured teller at the 5th Annual Women's Storytelling Festival, in Fairfax, VA.
Photo by Jessica Piscitelli Robinson
Telling the story of Jean-Baptiste Charcot's first Antarctic expedition where it happened: Booth Island, Antarctica.