I am a retired teacher with both classroom and Library Resource teaching experience.
I tell folktales, fairy tales, personal stories, biographies and selected stories to suite the audience and situation as well as Croatian stories. I am available to present workshops to develop storytelling skills and for personal development.

Have presented a story at the Play House Theatre and Subiaco Theatre to a capacity audience of 200+ at the WAYRBA Presentation evenings

"A professional storyteller, Christine regaled the studentswith all sorts of narratives: a story about an old woman outwitting the forest animals who wanted to make her their dinner; the Greek legend recounting Odysseus' journey home; a folk tale about a dragon who shared stories with a village maid; a fairytale about a giant without a heart; and a personal story about Christine's bag, hand-woven by her grandmother nearly one hundred years ago." Nicholas Savatovic, West Leedervile Primary School (2015)

Glenn B Swift is a Western Australian Storyteller. He has been performing professionally in schools, libraries, theatres and other public and community events since 1988. His repertoire, much of which is original, ranges from the historical to the hysterical, and includes material for pre-primary through to adults. Some stories are themed to the environment, some social and natural history, some to interpersonal relationship- much of it is purely entertainment. He is the creator of legends which have entered into West Australian oral history, like How the Quokkas came to Rottnest , and The Ghost in the Belltower. He has also created and adapted for performance Fairy and Folk tales from around the world. He enjoys creating storytellers in his audience. Primary aged children re-enact the stories in the playground –there is lots of opportunity for participation. Older students remember and retell the stories at home, like a good joke. Glenn has heard some of his stories retold in a classroom by a high school student, who heard them from his grandmother!

Website: www.glennbswift.com

Rosemary specialises in original stories and her own unique re-tellings of folk and fairy tales, myths, and sacred stories. She tells stories at Guild events, in schools, arts and folk festivals, children's holiday programmes, at birthday parties, in theatres, and in nursing homes.

She also runs workshops for those wanting to learn the ancient art of storytelling, including programmes for gifted and talented students. She is a long term member of the Guild, and 1997 recipient of The Hilda Finley Award (when she was Rosemary Horton)