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magic shows, skits, acting. Hello
glute. Every single kid and it's not
just telling a story. The story gets
incorporated with juggling tricks props
and
the drag and
the The juggling spring
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oil.
100% real. Oh, [laughter]
nothing happened to the next
silent [clears throat] quiet and wa in a
courthouse.
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Feel the valves still
frosting.
No way. No way.
game. [laughter]
Something
they strike my and the came on.
On the last few days,
hello. [snorts] But it's not only about
stories. It starts by stories with the
juggling, with the tricks, with the
magic, with the sound effects, with the
costumes. But every story comes with a
message that drives home. I'll tell you
now a story that I had lately. I was
telling a story in a lot of camps about
bullying. Kids go to camp. There's
always stories and it's a very strong
lesson. So, one of the props I used was
this big What do you think it is? A
>> take a guess.
>> Don't tell me it's birds. Bunny rabbit.
>> So, we use it as a lesson. I'll open it
up for you.
A little raccoon sitting over here
nicely
upon
cameras and we use it as a lesson. a
kids put on a different kid's bed in
camp and the feedback that I got from
the manal the head counselor staff it
changed that camp the whole way how kids
are being all the kids giving
compliments smiling the games activities
the sports and that's and that's the
main point of the story you're enjoying
yourself for 45 minutes the kids are
sitting memeed glued to every single
word of the story enjoying themselves
but then they come home with a strong
and powerful message wow
Yeah.
I don't do my regular job
bar Williamsburg my Lakewood
parties. I do Yiddish English
the man in the English market for
storytellers especially with juggling
with tricks with props with music with
costumes. So I do a lot in the English
market.
I'm very busy about the English speaking
island. There's a big demand for a good
dramatic interesting storyteller with
juggling with tricks with props.
deep in English.
>> Good question. You have to ask my
audience for that. But wherever I go,
Salan Crown Heights or Lakewood,
wherever I am, the audience comes over
and asks me, "What's your mamalian?
Yiddish or English?"
Yeah.
>> Wow.
It's amazing to watch such a thing that
storytelling.
>> Second of all, the you act out the
story.
Yeah. So we do skits with a few actors
together
magic shows.
You have everything in one.
>> Yeah. It runs like a play with a few
actors on a smaller scale.
>> Gavald P. What's the phone number?
>> 3476754137.
It's not only a story. The kids are
going to sit there mesmerized from the
beginning to the end and drive home with
a strong powerful lesson.
>> [music]
>> You have no respect.
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>> [music]
>> Heat
up [music]
Heat.
