Cynthia
Moore Brown has been an acclaimed performer and educator for
over three decades in North Carolina and the South. She
has traveled our country and Europe performing, conducting
workshops and collecting stories. She has been a
television personality, radio show host, festival and workshop
planner and performer for enthused listeners.
Cynthia uses her many
talents to bring texture to her down home Southern style. With
her sparkling whirl of music, stories, and audience interaction
her folktales are energized for listeners of any age. Her
original and traditional historic ghost stories are audience
favorites. As a retired teacher and librarian, Cynthia’s
expertise is also in conducting workshops, and Youth
Storytelling. She
is co-founder of the NC Storytelling Guild, a founding performer
and board member of NC Storyfest and a festival organizer.
Cynthia's
stories can be enjoyed on her CD, Ghost Stories from the
Graveyard.
Cynthia's
book, Folktales and Ghost Stories of Piedmont North Carolina
will be published next March.
Her
folktales are featured frequently on NPR for WFDD radio from
Wake Forest University.
Her
lively performances of folktales, music and visual art are
favorites to her audiences around the world and home again.
