GOLDEN RULE: Two Performances
Odds Bodkin visits Lionheart Classical Academy in Peterborough, NH to perform GOLDEN RULE for K-3 and 4-5 audiences.
Get Details »GOLDEN RULE: World Stories About Empathy
Odds Bodkin returns to Pleasant Street School to perform GOLDEN RULE, an all-school show. This performance is generously underwritten by the Laconia Putnam Fund.
Get Details »GOLDEN RULE: World Stories About Empathy
Odds Bodkin returns to Elm Street School to perform GOLDEN RULE. This performance is generously underwritten by Laconia Putnam Fund.
Get Details »Odds Bodkin offers school assemblies for K-3, 4-6, middle and high school audiences, all with compelling age-appropriate stories. To incorporate Door to Imagination workshops for students and staff, invite him for a 1, 3 or 5 day residency.
MUSEUM PERFORMANCES
The Peabody-Essex Museum, The Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the Sackler Museum at Harvard, the Portland Art Museum and others have enhanced their exhibitions by inviting Mr. Bodkin to tell tales relevant to works on display. As a practicing mythologist, he tells tales from Japan, China, India, Tibet, ancient Greece, Italy, Russia, Scandinavia, Africa, Polynesia, South America, Ethiopia, Egypt, Ireland and England (Arthurian), not to mention Aesop’s Fables, American Tall Tales and ghost stories from New England.
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES
Chautauqua in Boulder, CO, Lincoln Center Institute in New York, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Wharton Center for Performing Arts at Michigan State and others host Odds Bodkin shows for student groups and the public. From The Odyssey: Belly of the Beast to family StoryBlast! concerts where everybody sings together and brings down the house, Odds is a one-man show.
UNIVERSITY PERFORMANCES
Year after year, Loyola University Maryland hosts The Odyssey or The Iliad: Book I for Classics and Honors students. For seven years in a row, St. Anselm College brought in the entire freshman class for The Iliad: Book I, their first humanities lecture. UC Boulder invites Odds and Naturalist Martin Ogle to team up for StoryEarth, a storytelling and multimedia presentation that explores big questions. University of New Hampshire students invite him to perform his version of Beowulf. Wharton School of Business hires him to tell The Odyssey. All know that Mr. Bodkin can compel university audiences in a way they love. He has also performed at Syracuse, Wofford College, Dartmouth, Colorado College, Boston University, Ohio Dominican University, Emerson College in Great Britain and others.
CONTACT: Mil Bodkin, Booking Agent
Phone: (603) 938-5120 or use the form to the left!