As an actress, public speaker, and avid lover of history, Abram writes and performs stories about people and events that have shaped our state and our nation. Using the crafts of acting and storytelling, she creates dramatic presentations that explore race and race relations.

Eva Abram at RAINWATER STORYTELLING offers storytelling and public speaking services for your events and assemblies. A variety of presentations are available for audiences in schools, libraries, universities, conferences, businesses, museums, and community spaces.

An accomplished actor and storyteller, Eva brings folktales and myths of American history alive with masterful performance skills. Her magnetic presence encourages audiences to journey through stories that remind us of what keeps us together.

People of all ages will enjoy Eva's engaging, entertaining, multicultural folktales and historical presentations. Contact Eva Abram to book shows for your school assemblies, library programs, literacy events, conventions, business diversity programs, or special events.

The art and power of the spoken word is alive and well in master storyteller, Eva Abram. Created by Pete CassamMore information: https://www.rainwaterstoryte...

Seattle Storytellers Guild features Storyteller Eva Abram on their February 2024 StoryFest, recorded on February 16th on Zoom. Eva is sharing a variety of st...

2025年2月1日 · Acclaimed storyteller Eva Abram, creator of Rainwater Storytelling, brings folktales and legends to life in celebration of Black History Month. Join us and learn about the histories, contributions, and lived experiences of those around us as we uplift community voices and explore stories that act as mirrors of our own lives and windows into ...

Eva Abram uses her talents as an actress and storyteller to share American history from an African-American perspective. Over the 12 years, she has been commissioned to write a story about Charles Lindbergh’s historic flight and has written and performed a piece for the Washington State History Museum’s Women’s Suffrage Jubilee.

In collaboration with the Seattle Storytellers Guild, the Edmonds Library hosts local author and storyteller Eva Abram. Abram, who believes stories are "bridges that connect culture to culture," is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana, and a graduate of the University of Washington.