KEYSTONE SANTA IS EXCITED TO BRING SANTA TRUE TO PENNSYLVANIA:
Santa True (Robert Seutter) has more than 25 years of professional storytelling experience. And he loves making folks smile with his singing, storytelling, and truly interactive style. Santa True is a real-bearded Santa, professional Santa with a background check and insurance. He is also a member of several prestigious Santa organizations such as FORBS, IRBRBS, and others.
As an instructor, Robert Seutter has been coaching performers throughout the Southern California area for more than 20 years. He brings a wealth of skills and experience to his classes and workshops in an engaging and fun experience for all participants.
Tuition per workshop:
Santa $250
Couples $450
DBS/Women/ELVES $225
Performers of Diversity $225
Advanced Performing Workshop - October 11-13
Once you’ve fully jumped into the Performing Fundamentals, the Advanced Performing workshop builds further on those skills and gives you a deeper chance to grow as a performer and storyteller. (Pre-Requisite: Performing Fundamentals Strongly Recommended.) In this in-depth second course, here are the featured topics in class.
- A quick review of the Fundamentals Performing Techniques (Improv, Mime, Character Work, Vocals)
- All about Storytelling and Coaching, Types of Storytelling, Understanding Story
- Storytelling Exercises / Using our Performing Skills
- Creating our own Christmas Stories
- Homework (really!)
- Sharing our Created Stories
- Building Back Stories and Creating Content/Using our Backstories
- Working in Tandem and Teams
- Storytelling and Improv
- Developing Character Patter
- Public Speaking Exercises
- Scattered Throughout: Fun Schtick
(Call and Response and Character Exercises)
Santa $250.00
Couples $450.00
DBS/Women/Elves $225.00
Performers of Diversity $225.00
You can send payment via the following:
Venmo @laura-morrisontrimble
(last 4 of phone number 1289)
PayPal - latrimble22@gmail.com
Check - can be mailed to Daniel Trimble, 504 Waterside Circle, Lebanon, PA 17042
* There is a $50.00 discount if you attend both workshops
Presented By:
Santa True
Workshop Location:
Millersville University
Student Memorial Center-Room SMC24
1 S. George St.
Millersville, PA
Fri.
Hotel Check in for those traveling
430-6pm- Dinner as a group if you choose at:
Dragon Hibachi & Sushi Buffet-pay out of pocket
1858 Fruitville Pike Lancaster PA 17601
630-930pm meet & greet @ hotel/ beginning workshop session
Sun.
B-fast @ hotel/ on you own
815am doors open
9am-12pm Training
12-1pm lunch Pizza and salad
1pm-5pm Training
Sat.
B-fast @ hotel/ on you own
730am doors open
9am-12pm Training
12-1pm lunch sandwiches and salad
1pm-5pm Training
6pm Shady Maple -pay out of pocket
PM Social @ hotel lounge 830 until 10pm
KEYSTONE SANTA EVENTS & OUTINGS COMING UP :
Breakfast
Performers meet up
DAY Date Time LOCATION
Sat 9/21 1 p.m. Murdough’s Christmas Barn
2 p.m. Dutchway - Myerstown
KEYSTONE SANTA EVENTS & OUTINGS COMING UP :
DINNER
Performers meet up
DAY Date Time LOCATION
Practical Christmas
Magic
Social Media
& Flyers
Custom Creations:
Social Media Content
Advertising flyers
service package
price list
1 Flyer
$29.99
1 Flyer - PDF/JPG/PNG - can be printed and/or used on our social media page.
4 Flyers
$99.99
1 Flyer - PDF/JPG/PNG - can be printed and/or used on our social media page.
$249.99
60 Days of Social Media Content
4 Flyers
Social Media Package
Examples
Schedule
santa for a Home Visit
Reindeer
Energy Snack
Instructions:
- pour 3-4 tablespoons of oats into each plastic bag.
- Add a tablespoon or two of sprinkles.
- Iridescent sprinkles or red and green sprinkles are good choices.
- Close the baggie with a piece of ribbon, and shake to mix.
Ingredients:
- Raw uncooked oats
- Sugar cookie sprinkles
- Plastic sandwich or snack baggies
- Ribbon in festive holiday colors
- Paper for the printable tags
Sprinkle this reindeer food outside tonight
The moonlight will make it sparkle bright
As the reindeer fly and roam
This will guide them to your home
Jingle Bells
James Lord Pierpont Wrote the song called “One Horse Sleigh” for his church’s Thanksgiving concert in mid-19th century. Then in 1857, the song was re-released under the title “Jingle Bells”
Reindeer
Click Clack on the Roof TOP
Reindeer make a clicking sound when they walk due to tendons in their feet snapping over sesamoid bones. The clicking sound is thought to help reindeer stay in contact with other, especially in foggy or snowy conditions.
