The Masterclass, with Celia Lotridge (Online)

If you are an experienced storyteller with a story in your mind that raises questions about how to tell it most effectively, how listeners will respond, what elements might be taken away or added to the story, the Storytelling Toronto Master Class is for you. 

The story you work on can be traditional, personal, contemporary or historical. You will learn by working on your story, and by listening to and responding to the stories of others in the class, under the guidance of Master Storyteller Celia Lottridge. Discussion will be interesting and lively. The course will culminate in a Gala Concert with an invited audience at a date in February to be determined. 

"In my opinion, Celia Lottridge is the midwife of storytelling. The Master Class is where the story is delivered." 

- Susan Ida Boucaud , 2021 Participant 

If you have questions please contact Celia at celia.lottridge0104@gmail.com.

Instructors: Celia Lottridge

This course is being presented online, taking place on the following dates and times:

Please note the course will begin on:

Thursday, November 9th (7 - 9:30pm)

Thursday, November 16th (7 - 9:30pm)

Thursday, November 23rd (7 - 9:30pm)

Thursday, November 30th (7 - 9:30pm)

Thursday, November 2nd (7 - 9:30pm) 

Thursday, January 4th (7 - 9:30pm)

Thursday, January 11th (7 - 9:30pm)

Thursday, January 18th (7 - 9:30pm)

Thursday, January 25th (7 - 9:30pm)

Course Fee: $475.00 + HST (13% )

About Celia Lottridge:

Celia Lottridge is a teller of traditional and original stories to adults and children. She is a co-founder of Storytelling Toronto, co-founder and former director of Parent Child Mother Goose and author of many award-winning children’s books including re-tellings of folktales and novels based on family stories. Her collection Ten Small Tales is considered by many storytellers to be the finest source of folktales for young children published in Canada.