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| Illusionist and storyteller Caleb Sigmon |
ASHEBORO
– Storyteller and illusionist Caleb Sigmon will materialize with an unexpected
coda to “Build a Better World,” the library’s Summer Reading initiative, at 2
p.m. Tuesday, August 15, at the Asheboro Public Library.
His
performance, sponsored by the Friends of the Library, is free and children of
all ages and their families are invited.
Sigmon
says he uses magic to share his story, his passion and his heart with others.
Born
in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, he spent his childhood playing
inside cardboard boxes, fighting dragons and playing Cowboys and Indians in his
backyard. Now, he has made it his career.
He
graduated from one of the top 10 national arts schools and immediately went to
work forging his own way with a unique blend of magic, drama and storytelling.
He performs over 150 shows annually in schools, libraries, churches and
performing arts centers, and has appeared at venues ranging from the Virginia Beach
Boardwalk to the Johnny Carson Theatre in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Sigmon
was originally scheduled to perform on June 21, but was unavoidably detained
elsewhere.
The
library is located at 201 Worth Street. For further information, call
336-318-6804.
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