Lou Del Bianco is a dynamic storyteller, actor, and teaching artist who specializes in bringing historical and cultural narratives to life through interactive performances. As a Smithsonian-recommended artist, he focuses on educational storytelling that resonates with audiences of all ages, particularly within museum and arts settings. Lou is best known for his engaging one-man shows, which highlight historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln and his grandfather Luigi Del Bianco, the chief carver of Mount Rushmore. His performances combine drama, music, and humor, making history accessible and entertaining.

In addition to live presentations, Lou offers school residencies and museum-based programming designed to promote cultural understanding, heritage preservation, and literacy development. His storytelling approach aligns with educational standards and is frequently used to complement museum exhibits, family programming, and community outreach initiatives. Lou’s work has been featured at prominent museums, libraries, and arts centers across the country, celebrating diversity and history through the power of the spoken word.

Key Services:

– Interactive historical and cultural storytelling performances
– One-man shows for museum audiences and special events
– Educational residencies and workshops for schools and museums
– Customized programs aligned with museum exhibits and themes
– Performances promoting cultural heritage and literacy
– Storytelling programs tailored for multigenerational audiences
– Appearances at museums, libraries, and community arts venues