
Jonathan Kruk, Master Storyteller - Entertains, Enchants, Educates
Jonathan Kruk has a way with the spoken word, the telling gesture, the sprinkling of
humor, and the appropriate costume for a smorgasbord of stories. The New York Times


Interactive Storytelling for Schools, Libraries,
Historic Sites, Scouts, Camps, Seniors, & Festivals
M.A. Educational Theater - BOCES Artist Educator
SOLO SHOWS
"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" &
"A Christmas Carol"
Featured on ...
The Today Show, CBS Sunday Morning,
ABC Good Morning America,
BBC - Great American Railway Journeys,
National Geographic Channel,
Travel Channel Mysteries at The Museum"
Jonathan Kruk?
The Hudson River Ramblers

FEES:
Our fees are based on competitive rates, with special consideration for your budget. We also offer discounts for multiple shows, and “block booking” rates for programs at different locations on the same day.
Our programs run about one hour and include engaging participatory skits and sing-alongs.
The Hudson River Ramblers turn the heritage of the Hudson River into fun, family performances at libraries, schools, historic sites, museums, festivals and community events around the greater Hudson Valley region and beyond. Drawing from over four hundred years of history, we perform songs and stories from authentic, primary sources, and inspire our audiences to learn through participation. The Hudson River Ramblers engage audiences with the legacy of “America’s First River”. We offer over twenty-five+ years of experience, performing at such venues as the NYS Museum, New-York Historical Society, Troy’s Victorian Stroll, the Clearwater Festival, Retired Teachers of NYS, Quadricentennial of the Hudson celebrations, the 225th Anniversary of the American Revolution events, and more. We also have two award-wining CD’s. Our first, “Revolution on the River” was named “Best CD” by Hudson Valley Magazine, and our most recent, “Once Upon the Hudson” received a “Recommended Award” from Parents’ Choice. We received a Catskill Watershed Corp. Grant to create a program joining city and country kids for a study of the NYC water supply.
Programs tailored to your audience, and to the history of your school’s area

