
Lauretta is a founding member of the Central New Hampshire Storytelling Guild.
She is Co-Founder of the
Granite State Storytelling Swap
Founder of the New Hampshire Storytelling Alliance.
She is also a member of:
Southern New Hampshire Storytelling Guild
New Hampshire Writers Project
LANES The League for the Advancement of New England Storytelling
The National Storytelling Network Northeast Regional Director

Lauretta Phillips has been telling stories Professionally since 1987. She writes most of her own stories but her repertoire also includes folk tales, fairy tales, legends, urban tales, tall tales, small tales, cat tales, rat tales, and just plain tales.
She has told stories at churches, schools, inns, retirement centers, women's organizations, seniors groups, and for radio and television in New England and the Mid West, on her own and as a part of the duet Sisters Too.
"Lauretta reaches people of all ages with her stories. We loved having her at our Mother/Daughter banquet. Her stories brought us to tears of laughter and touched our hearts." Gayla, Mother of five
"Lauretta's stories sizzle with energy. A wicked sense of humor and keen insight are hallmarks of her storytelling." Elizabeth Ellis, Circle of Excellence Award winning storyteller
Now Available!

"Down The Path at Gramma's" Audio CD from "Sisters Too"

"My Gal Sal" Audio CD from Lauretta Phillips
© 2006 - 2010 Lauretta Phillips
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Come, sit down, let me tell you a story.
I will tell you tales of old and of new. I will take you on journeys to
places you have fond memories of, or to places you have never been. I will
take you to old places filled with God and to young places filled with
love. We will go to the places of laughter and tears.
When I have told you all my stories, I will sit quietly and listen to your stories. And when we are through, we will sit together, quiet, in that space between dark and dawn and listen as the earth breathes her stories into the silence.
Come, sit down, let me tell you a story.
LOOK FOR HER AT...
One World - One Heart Many Stories for Haiti Saturday, March 6, 2010, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Horseshoe Pond Place, Senior Center Community Room 26 Commercial Street, Concord, NH
Click here for more information on this event.
Sharing The Fire - North East Storytelling Confernce
Event Manager Crowne Plaza, Warwick RI - Friday thru Sunday, March 19-21, 2010
The Mill Fudge Factory of Bristol, NH Opening Season Storytelling Gala
Thursday, April 29, 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
2 Central Street, Bristol, NH
Click here for more details on The Mill Fudge Factory Storytelling.
Granite State Story Swap Saturday, May 1, 2010 Stonewall Farm, Keene, NH
Click here for more information on GSSS
National Storytelling Festival
October 1-3, 2010 Jonesborough, TN
Watch for Lauretta at... www.highlandlakeinn.com
Also watch for stories and articles by me in the MUSELETTER, STORYTELLER MAGAZINE, THE ANDOVER BEACON
TALE SPINNERS CAFÉ
WKXL 1450 AM - "Come in, sit down, let us get you a cup". Welcome to the Tale Spinners Café - A radio program that promotes the oral tradtion of storytelling and the joy of sharing a cup and a story. Your hosts Cora Ciampi of Weare, NH and Lauretta Phillips of Andover, NH bring you stories from long, long ago and maybe just yesterday. Stories of their own and from Storytellers around New Hampshire, New England, The United States and beyond. You will delight at the tales on the menu each week and finish the show wanting just a bit more for desert.
Hosted by Cora Jo Ciampi and Lauretta Phillips
Produced by Lauretta Phillips
"You 'guys' are so good! What relief to put aside the cares of the world and listen to you two carrying on!.....You're fantastic! Probably better than you know. Don't feel modest about carrying on at great lengths, before turning to recorded story-tellers. The more you two tell us, the better! Them other guys are OK, but you're out of this world!
Thank you for a wonderful program!"
Regards, Gordon Humphrey WKXL AM&FM
Tea and Tales
STORIES FOR ADULTS AND FAMILIES
LAST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH
T.R.I.P. Center
20 Canal Street
Franklin, NH 03216
Doors open at 7pm stories begin at 7:30pm
Featured teller begins 8:10
Everyone welcome - Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
Addmission free - Donations gladly accepted
Produced by Lauretta Phillips contact@lphillipstales.com
603-735-5965
Storytelling opens the door to literacy. With out oralcy there is no
literacy.
This program is designed to help teachers and students prepare for the literacy tests by helping the students learn to write and tell their own stories. We will be using various tools provided in the Six Traits of Writing program and in Story Boarding, the techniques are consistent with students abilities in each grade level. Originally designed for grades K-5, this program can be adapted to students abilities in each grade level, K-12.
To schedule a program for your school or class or to learn more about this
program contact me at contact@lphillipstales.com
"Lauretta kept 50 4th & 5th graders enchanted for over an hour. When she
was finished they still wanted more." Mrs. Jessop, Hill Street School
"Picture this - A group of kids sitting around on bales of hay under the
storytelling tent, At the same time a target shoot was going on a little
bit away and a petting zoo was right across from from the tent. Still the
kids remained sitting on the bales of hay listening to the storyteller.
Lauretta was that teller." Sheila - Franklin, NH
Rivier College Nashua, NH
Taylor Home
VA Home
Golden Crest
Wood Crest Village
Silk Farm Audubon Society, Concord, NH
Massabesic Audubon Society, Manchester, NH
Newfound Lake Audubon Society, Newfound Lake, NH
Corner House Inn, Sandwich, NH
Highland Lake Inn, NH
Granite State Storytelling Festival 2009 - New London, NH
Tellabration 2009 - NHTI
Byron Elementary School
High Oaks Middle School
Lexington Library - Lexington, MA
Arlington Library - Arlington, MA
Country Brook Living Center - Brookhaven MS
Presidential Oaks - Concord, NH
Clough Center at New London Hospital New London, NH
Claire Bridge Assisted Living Center - Lansing, MI
Delta Mills Senior Center - Lansing, MI
Nashau Senior Center - Nashau NH
Out of the Blue - Cambridge, MA
WKAR TV
CCTV - Concord
ANDOVER TV- Andover, NH
"Your stories and the transition from one to the other in this program was seamless. The flow was excellent. The stories carried us to many different emotional places."
Wess Chauncy - Storyteller and Cheryl Sminard at the Corner House Inn.
"Last night you allowed your love for storytelling to shine through every word you said - yes I liked your story, but I really liked the way you told it - I believe you gave everyone there last night a true gift of yourself." Ruth Niven
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