Erica Sodos specializes in educational entertainment that is
fun, interactive and magical!
"Erica Sodos, AKA Captain Rosebud, was a fabulous addition to our Make-a-Splash Summer Reading promotion at the Farmington Public Library this past Spring. She is equally comfortable in front of an audience of 25 two-year-olds or an audience of 600 grade-schoolers. She mesmerizes audiences from age 1 – 100 with wonderful story telling abilities and a magical presentation style. Erica readily adapts her presentation and persona to her audience age and attention levels. I highly recommend her as a performer for any venue, public or private. We will definitely be seeing Erica at the Farmington NM Public Library again and soon!"
~ Barbara Huffington
Erica has performed for hundreds of libraries and schools throughout the country. All of her shows are extremely interactive and combine incredible magic and storytelling. Erica’s shows focus on and inspire the imagination and it is the audience that ultimately makes the magic happen!
For the 2011 Summer Reading Program Erica is offering a few different shows with the ‘One World Many Stories’ theme. Her favorite character with the current theme is----
The Travelling Elf
Experience wonder and enchantment as this charmed, quirky and nomadic elf shares magic and stories from all over the world and beyond.
Erica can also perform as a travelling faerie or magician.
Some of the other themes that Erica has performed for libraries and schools include:
Believe in Yourself
Incorporating magic, physical comedy and abundant audience participation Erica educates students about the value of self esteem and provides them with the tools to discover it within themselves. Tools that are addressed during the performance include self-acceptance, positive thinking and creating healthy boundaries.
Listen to the Environment
In this performance Erica portrays the Wild Earth Elf who has come from the depths of the forest to educate students about trees, plants and dirt. In a fun, magical and extremely interactive way the students learn how to understand and respect the earth and all of her creatures. |