
To Educate and Entertain​
Long before books, the oral tradition was the heartbeat of history—a way to hand down wisdom from one generation
to the next. Bringing storytelling into schools today keeps that ancient spark alive, making learning both joyful and meaningful.

“Each time I walk Into a classroom or theatre, I know the experience for me and the pupils will be unique. I thrive on the experience of capturing the attention of hundreds of lively young minds and introducing them to my traditional craft
There is a unique magic in storytelling that bridges the gap between entertainment and education. With a relaxed, humorous approach, I connect quickly with students, creating an environment where they feel seen and heard.
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I believe that when young minds are 'hands-on' with a story, they find deeper meaning in the information. Whether it is a storytelling session, interactive workshop or residency they are designed to fit seamlessly into your curriculum, using the ancient craft of storytelling to boost literacy, confidence, and cultural awareness.
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I offer flexible programming designed to meet your school's unique requirements, whether you need a large-scale performance or a small-group interactive workshop

Calum is professional storyteller and entertainer, he is registered with Storytellers of Canada and previously with Storytelling Alberta and The Scottish Storytelling Centre.
(No longer active as travelling to Scotland to tell a tale or two would prove to be a little more challenging these days)
For fans of traditional storytelling, there is nothing to disappoint in this show by master Scottish storyteller Calum Lykan. Stories of dragons, magic, murder and whisky captivate young and old, and the audience can request specific types of stories. Particularly appealing is Lykan’s knowledge of folklore generally – the history of traditional storytelling around the world, the historical moments when oral traditions were collected, and the similarities of tales from Europe and indigenous North America. This is a virtuoso performance, and we can hope to see more of Lykan, who has spent the past year telling his stories in Canada.
Dr Kevin Solez, MacEwan University