The Stephen Crane House came to life through the incredible creative whirlwind that is Midge. The Crane Chronicles, led the audience from room to room in the house as they met the quirky Crane family. It was so successful we commissioned her to do a second play that took place in the church that was the family's religious home.
Midge came in with a van load of props and costumes. With a scant 4 hour rehearsal she transformed our students into an ensemble ready to perform Whispering Waters. We have hired her again!
Janet Cantore-Watson, Creative Arts Program, Somerset County Vocational Technical High School, Bridgewater, NJ. jwatson@scettc.org
The
fourth grade students were showing off their petroglyph rubbings for
days. They absolutely loved performing the Lenape tales. Our
teachers discovered that they had classes full of "actors"
Media Specialist, Beverly Cannata, Clifton School #3
Midge
has been coming to Manasquan for seven years now to teach our students
about the Lenape Indians. The students feed off of her enthusiasm and
knowledge of the Lenape.
Her program is called Lenape
Legends, but in a way, Midge Guerrera has become a storytelling legend
for the students of Manasquan. 
Tom Russoniello, 4th grade teacher, Manasquan Elementary.
