If you're looking for a unique way to celebrate the autumn season, a regional storyteller is offering an experience that combines classic literature, live performance, and a touch of mystery.
Michael Breeze, founder of Breeze Storytelling, is now booking his "Ghost Stories & Gothic Tales" program for Fall 2026. The 60-minute live performance brings some of literature's most memorable gothic works to life through dramatic storytelling, character voices, and atmospheric presentation.
The program features Edgar Allan Poe's classic poem "The Raven", along with haunting excerpts from timeless works including Frankenstein, Dracula, The Phantom of the Opera, and other gothic favorites. Rather than a traditional reading, Breeze transforms the material into an engaging theatrical experience designed to immerse audiences in the stories.
The program is geared toward:
Public libraries looking to expand fall programming and boost attendance.
Middle and high schools introducing students to classic literature.
Community organizations and seasonal festivals seeking family-friendly autumn entertainment.
One of the advantages for event organizers is the program's simplicity. The performance requires minimal setup, making it easy to host in libraries, schools, community centers, or other event spaces.
Program fees begin at $300 for a 60-minute performance, with discounts available for multiple bookings and nonprofit organizations.
Fall dates are currently available, but organizers are encouraged to reserve early as the autumn season fills quickly.
For additional information or to schedule a performance, contact Michael Breeze at [email protected].
Photo courtesy of Breeze Storytelling.
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