Fable Family Festival
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STORYTELLING & DRAMA WORKSHOPS
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WHAT'S YOUR TALL TALE WITH STORYTELLER “AISLING BREEN ”
Age 8+​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
1pm – 2pm
The James Joyce Centre, North Great George's Street.
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Do you have a story you want to bring to life?
This workshop aims to re-connect children with their storytelling roots inspire the next generation of seanchaí by teaching them about the Irish tradition of storytelling and working to bring tall tales to life with little legends.
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​Join storyteller and performer Aisling Breen, Dublin City Libraries’ Storyteller in Residence as she takes children on a magical journey through the art of storytelling using imagery and words as ancient mythology is given a contemporary new twist.​​​​
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Suitable for ages 8 + One ticket includes entry for one child and one adult.
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STORY CREATION THROUGH THEATRE AND IMPROV WITH “AISLING BREEN ”
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Age 8+​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
3pm – 4pm
The James Joyce Centre, North Great George's Street.
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Join storyteller and performer Aisling Breen, Dublin City Libraries’ Storyteller in Residence, for a lively theatre and improv workshop where kids become the storytellers! Through drama games, movement, and playful improvisation, children will bring their own ideas to life—creating characters, scenes, and adventures together on stage. It’s all about imagination, teamwork, and discovering the magic of storytelling through performance.
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Suitable for ages 8 + One ticket includes entry for one child and one adult.
Please note that this event takes places on the second floor.
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About
Aisling Breen is Dublin City Libraries’ Storyteller in Residence, an accomplished performer, teacher, and natural storyteller. Hailing from Dublin, she has worked in theatres across Ireland, the UK, the Netherlands, and the USA, bringing her expertise in musical theatre, ensemble work, tap, jazz, and drama to audiences of all ages. Combining her love of storytelling with a passion for books, Aisling has developed engaging workshops and written numerous children’s shows for Rathwood events, primary schools, and stage schools. She is dedicated to nurturing young imaginations, believing that the creative development of children is central to a growing mind.
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