Naomi Eliana Pommier Steinberg


Born on Canada's supernatural westcoast, in beautiful Coast Salish territories, of French and Jewish descent, Naomi Steinberg has brought traditional folk stories, fairy tales and community-based art projects to life in countries around the world since 2001.Naomi believes that to explore a story deeply is to embark on a journey of discovery and play. She is renowned for her ability to bring stories to life using movement, clown, contemplation, and vocal dynamics.Information about her recently self-published book Goosefeather - Once Upon a Cartographic Adventure can be found at:

Naomi is currently preparing a Canadian tour to promote the book, which recounts her journey of 382 days and 55,965 kilometers around the globe, by land and sea.Integrating travelogue and philosophical musings, Goosefeather shares the highs and lows of an unforgettable international adventure.To complement Goosefeather's reading, she is offering a children's show in French, or English. The show is inspired by the art of kamishibai, combining storytelling, movement, and imagery.Kamishibai is a traditional Japanese form of storytelling that uses a simple wooden frame with pictures inside, animated by the performer's voice. The skilful use of graphic imagery, voice, and movement make kamishibai a popular form of street entertainment as well as a successful classroom show.

To connect, please email
naomi@goosefeather.ca

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