• Beverley Bryant and stories in landscape

  • 2024/05/29
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Beverley Bryant and stories in landscape

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  • Beverley has been involved in communication all of her working life. She started her career working for Jackie magazine before moving into marketing then lecturing and teaching. Beverley counts herself fortunate to have been encouraged in her storytelling by some of Scotland’s master Storytellers and tradition bearers. She is very proud to have been called a storytelling activist and feels strongly that this oral tradition provides not only superlative entertainment but both an emotional and cultural literacy. Beverley has been a member of the Scottish Storytelling Directory of Professional Storytellers for almost two decades. She is currently Chair of the Scottish Storytelling Forum and regularly provides workshops and mentoring opportunities for emergent Storytellers, both young people and adults.A vibrant individual, Beverley’s stories have a huge emotional range, often poignant, sometimes funny, and everything in between. She enjoys working solo but has enormous fun working with storytelling partner, Heather Yule, as one third of Glamourie. (The third member is a harp!)Highlights so far, and there have been many, have included a Fringe Event, an annual pre-Fringe spot for visitors to Edinburgh, sharing the storytelling space in Culross Palace with the resident (friendly) ghost, producing bespoke events for Tradfest and the Scottish Storytelling Centre, and hosting and performing at the Scottish International Storytelling Festival’s Open Hearth events.Having many strings to her bow keeps Beverley from wearying, so as a Humanist Celebrant, she also gathers the stories of people’s lives and is endlessly amazed by the individuals she hears about and the couples she meets. Facebook: @Glamouriestorytellers
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Beverley has been involved in communication all of her working life. She started her career working for Jackie magazine before moving into marketing then lecturing and teaching. Beverley counts herself fortunate to have been encouraged in her storytelling by some of Scotland’s master Storytellers and tradition bearers. She is very proud to have been called a storytelling activist and feels strongly that this oral tradition provides not only superlative entertainment but both an emotional and cultural literacy. Beverley has been a member of the Scottish Storytelling Directory of Professional Storytellers for almost two decades. She is currently Chair of the Scottish Storytelling Forum and regularly provides workshops and mentoring opportunities for emergent Storytellers, both young people and adults.A vibrant individual, Beverley’s stories have a huge emotional range, often poignant, sometimes funny, and everything in between. She enjoys working solo but has enormous fun working with storytelling partner, Heather Yule, as one third of Glamourie. (The third member is a harp!)Highlights so far, and there have been many, have included a Fringe Event, an annual pre-Fringe spot for visitors to Edinburgh, sharing the storytelling space in Culross Palace with the resident (friendly) ghost, producing bespoke events for Tradfest and the Scottish Storytelling Centre, and hosting and performing at the Scottish International Storytelling Festival’s Open Hearth events.Having many strings to her bow keeps Beverley from wearying, so as a Humanist Celebrant, she also gathers the stories of people’s lives and is endlessly amazed by the individuals she hears about and the couples she meets. Facebook: @Glamouriestorytellers

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