Kate Dudding is a professional storyteller and teaching artist dedicated to preserving and sharing true stories that celebrate history, culture, and humanitarian achievements. Specializing in biographical and historical narratives, Dudding blends research and artistry to bring to life the tales of unsung heroes, influential women, and notable figures in various fields. Her work often highlights themes of perseverance, civic contribution, and social progress, making her a valuable contributor to museums, libraries, schools, and cultural institutions.

As a seasoned artist in the museum and arts sector, Dudding curates storytelling performances and workshops that engage diverse audiences, from children to adults. She has been featured at regional and national storytelling festivals and is a recognized member of storytelling organizations such as the National Storytelling Network. Her interpretive storytelling fosters understanding and appreciation for cultural heritage, and she often collaborates with educational and arts organizations to create programs that align with historical curricula and public arts programming. Kate Dudding’s passion for storytelling as a medium for education and connection distinguishes her as a unique voice in the field of cultural interpretation.

Key Services:

– Live storytelling performances focused on historical and biographical themes
– Educational workshops for students and educators
– Customized storytelling programs for museums, libraries, and cultural venues
– Interpretive storytelling aligned with historical and cultural curricula
– Public speaking engagements and storytelling festival appearances
– Digital storytelling content for remote or hybrid programs
– Consulting for arts and humanities-based storytelling projects
– Community-centered programs that celebrate cultural and civic achievements