Cuentos: Tales from the Latinx World

Storyteller Theatre

Type: Assembly Performances

Witness a vivid picture of the people and rich cultures of the Spanish-speaking world with colorful tales from the Caribbean, South America, Spain, and the Bronx. From the enchanting Puerto Rican magician Milomaki to the friendship between young Delgadina and a magical snake, these stories are filled with memorable characters, fantastic plots, and positive messages. Students are introduced to Spanish words and phrases during the stories and songs so they can repeat and retain their sound and meaning. North Jersey only.

This assembly comes with a Creative Classroom Toolkit! The Creative Classroom Toolkit is a collection of innovative educational tools that extend your in-school performances into a series of engaging, curriculum-based lessons. Included in the toolkit are artist videos, activity videos and an educator’s guide. Contents are delivered digitally after scheduling a David Gonzalez assembly.

Program Info

Grades: K - 6

Audience Limit: 300

Program Length: 45 min.

Pricing Details

Assembly Price: $1,375

Assembly Two-in-a-Row Price: $1,825

Travel Fee: $95/day

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What Our Partners Are Saying

“Kids were engaged, had fun and he made the students with Hispanic heritage feel special and recognized.”

PTO

“Everyone LOVED it. It is going down as best Hispanic Heritage Assembly. It was interactive, teachers and kids both loved it, and kids came home saying words in Spanish.”

1st-Grade Teacher

Columbus School

“His storytelling with the music and clever infusion of Spanish is absolutely fabulous. My students were mesmerized and so was I.”

2nd-Grade Teacher

“David was incredible. His actions, humor, tone,…focus on his intentions, and playfulness with the audience were unbelievable.”

Teacher

West Broad Street School

“David Gonzalez is a distinguished storyteller who understands kids and he is someone who can be listened to all day.”