Storyteller
Photo: Jazmin Corona Photography
Custom Designed
Performances & Workshops
Jasmin can spice up your school assembly
or public event with her
energetic performances & interactive workshops!
Bilingual Spanish/English
Experience working with and designing curriculum for all ages: toddler, Pre-K, Grade School, Middle School, Young People & Adults
Programs
(45-60 minute Story Shows)
Cuentos from the Americas - A combination of ancient legends, myths, folktales and personal tales from North, Central and South America. All Ages
Music, Movement, elements of Dance & Visual Images
Mummies From the Americas: Did you know that the oldest man-made mummy ever found was in this hemisphere? King Tut may be the most famous mummy but 2000 years before Egyptian mummies the Chinchorro people of Chile were honoring their beloveds with their own unique methods. Hear some of the incredible archaeological finds and the stories of those first peoples of the Americas.
Listen, Shake & Move! Participatory Folktales: Age old folktales like you've never seen where everybody is in the action. American classics. Pre-K- 1st grade
Being from In-Between - Personal tales of growing up bi-cultural and bilingual. 3rd-5th grade and adults
"I learned that I don't have to be ashamed of myself by telling stories and speaking out loud."
5th Grader at Oakton School, Evanston, IL
She is a wonderful storyteller. After Jasmin came to our class I started storytelling like that...the kids are on their toes...and stories have never been the same!"
Mrs. Richardson, Beard School, Chicago, IL
Performing La Llorona at The Ray Bradbury Storytelling Festival, 2011
Workshops
Years of teaching Creative Drama workshops for teachers, storytelling for all ages and offering parent literacy workshops has taught Jasmin to customize workshops
As the Cuentos Aqui Storyteller for the Chicago Public Library she had the privilege of working with Latino children and families as an early literacy specialist.
2nd Story at City Winery, Chicago, IL
¡El Día del los Niños, El Día de los Libros!
Career Highlights
2021 National Storytelling Festival, Invited as Featured NEW Voice
2020 Logan Center of the Performing Arts Guest Artist - Virtual
2020 Illinois Storytelling Festival - Virtual
2018 Outstanding Storyteller ALTA AWARD, Alliance of Latinx Theater Artists of Chicago
The National Storytelling Festival 2016 Exchange Place Teller
Featured Teller at national Storytelling Festivals:
2018 Midland Storytelling Festival, Texas
2018 Kansas City Storytelling Festival, Missouri
2017 Hispanic Storytelling Festival Midland, Texas
2016 National Storytelling Conference
2016 Illinois Storytelling Festival
2015 Evanston Storytelling festival
Recipient of the 2012 RaceBridges Storytelling Fellowship
Featured Teller at The Ray Bradbury Storytelling Festival
2019, 2015, 2012, 2011
- Chicago Public Library - Cuentos Aqui Storyteller
- Book-a-mania at Chicago Public Library
- Mohegan Colony Storytelling Festival, NY
- Sterling Storytelling Festival
- Fox Valley Storytelling & Music Festival
- Susan Alexander International Theater Festival, Puebla, Mexico
- Pre-K-3rd grade School Tour, Cali, Colombia, S.A.
- Chicago Children's Humanity Festival
- Two Chairs, Minneapolis, MN
- Tellebration Chicago
- Taste of Chicago
- Kohl/ McCormick StoryBus Lead Storyteller
Family Literacy Nights or Hispanic Heritage Programming. Acclaimed writer and founder of Dia de Los Niños, Pat Mora personally asked Jasmin to be an Official Dia Ambassador!! Joyful participatory programming for families of the youngest child. Helping Parents be their child's best first teacher with Early Literacy programming.
2nd Grade Class, Escuela Jose Maria Villegas, Cali, Colombia, South America
VIDEO
Stories for Grade School 2nd-8th
An Aztec Legend: The 5th Sun
Performed at The Old Town School of Folk Music on February 9, 2017
Stories for Young people (H.S.) & Adults
My Brother's Keeper: A teenager works to save a mans life on death row
Developed Thanks to the RaceBridges Storytelling Fellowship. For more discussion questions, resources and more of my stories about identity and justice: