About Us
Tales Two Tell, teams the talents of veteran storytellers Autumn Garick and
Robin Schulte. The two met several years ago at a meeting of the local
storytelling guild, Storytellers of Central Florida. They were immediate
fans of each others work. Autumn and Robin told stories at many guild
bookings and discovered their styles were very complimentary. Autumn's
stories are characterized by strong physicality and Robin, with an innate
singing ability, infuses her tales with music and songs. Together they
are Tales Two Tell.
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Autumn Garick, most recognized for her
extensive body of commercial work in the 90's including campaigns for Kool-Aid,
Hyundai and PlaySkool, also performed in repertory theatre, radio, episodic
television and film. She founded "Alley Cats" children's theatre program at
Vero Beach’s Encore Alley Theatre, led dramatic classes at the UCF Creative
School for Children, and is a SAK Comedy Lab "Lab Rat" alumni. Several
years ago, while reading stories to her three young daughters, Autumn
discovered stories too powerful to merely sit on a page. Using her acting
talent she brings these stories to life, captivating audiences of all ages with
her polished retellings of tales old and new. Autumn volunteers
in Seminole County Schools. In 2010 she was proud to coach the
Jackson Heights Middle School Florida World Finals Odyssey of the Mind team.
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Robin Schulte
has been teaching, telling stories and working with kids for over 20 years
as a middle and high school English teacher and drama director. It was in the
classroom that she first discovered the dynamic art of storytelling and has
been enthusiastically telling ever since. She is actively involved in the local
storytelling community as a performer at schools, festivals, and special events
and recently served as president of Storytellers of Central Florida. Robin has
developed and facilitated teacher workshops on using storytelling in the
classroom and is an active volunteer for Seminole County Public School.
She is the mother of three school-aged children.
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