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Imago Aotearoa New Zealand 20th Annual Conference Celebration at Kawai Purapura, Albany. September 2, 2016
Posted: September 14th, 2016 by Keith Levy | Leave a comment
A Saturday Evening At Taurikura Bay. August 20, 2016
Posted: August 22nd, 2016 by Keith Levy | Leave a comment
We had Keith telling his wonderful original stories at our home last Saturday night and the twenty friends from the neighborhood were spellbound throughout the entire nearly two hour performance. Complete with wine and a delicious supper, it was a lovely evening for all. Travelling Minstrels don’t come much better than The Roaming Rhymester.
Jan Boyes and Gordon Cromshaw. Whangarei Heads Road, Taurikura Bay.
Richmond Villas Event, Thames. June 22, 2016
Posted: July 31st, 2016 by Keith Levy | Leave a comment
Since his recent visit to Richmond Villas in Thames, I’ve imagined a plethora of critiques that I might write but I committed them to my head instead of to paper. I had read a promotional poster regarding Keith Levy’s impending visit and decided I must see this man and listen to his banter. He met me as I entered the entertainment room, crooked his arm and escorted me to a front row seat. Oh dear I said, I belong to the back seats and I wondered what sort of behavior an elderly woman such as I should be seen to display in front of a bunch of stoic, not so old people in a retirement village. He started to pick his guitar and send forth words and slowly the words became words of wisdom, short passages with long learning lessons. A book published with all his stories would be very valuable to many including me. I loved how in one of his stories, he ‘came out’ and declared himself, in front of the audience of fifty something, a ‘hugger’. I am now an ardent hugger too. Most of all I loved his humor and his crazy hat and I do hope I’ll enjoy another performance of his stories in the near future…
Pauline Anaru. Richmond Villas, Thames.
The Tea Rose Thames Community Charity Event. June 24, 2016
Posted: June 25th, 2016 by Keith Levy | 1 comment
On Friday June 24, I had the opportunity to spend an evening, together with a friend and in the company of a very select audience at The Tea Rose Cafe in Grahamstown, Thames, being entertained by Keith Levy. I had not anticipated Mr Levy’s style of storytelling and found the experience emotional, funny and inspirational. As the Chairperson for the Thames Community Cancer Support Group, a not for profit organisation dedicated to supporting people with cancer, their families and carers, I was honoured to accept a very generous donation from Mr Levy. We are extremely grateful for this and our heartfelt thanks is extended to him.
Yours sincerely. Kay Krall.
