Work in progress … we are currently translating - here is a 1st draft of this page:
If you request it by email, I will be happy to send you all photos in higher resolution as well as shortenable texts on all the programs I offer.
You can find out more about me and my work here at My Story BITTE LÖSCHEN.

As mentioned on other pages here - I also tell stories in English!
Here is a short text to use if you need one right away BITTE LÖSCHEN

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• Being a storyteller has been my sole profession since 1995!
• 8 books, 4 story-advent-calendars and 1 story-box ...I published so far. They are collections of traditional wisdom tales and favourite folktales from all over the world;
• 14 countries and aproximately 777 places i have visited as a storyteller …from Stockholm to Damascus, from Ireland to Algeria;
• 50 minutes is the telling of the longest story in my repertoire - a turkmenian folktale;
• 33 seconds that is how long the shortest story in my repertoire takes;
• 160 stories form my active repertoire – which means they can be told at any time, even if I am woken up at three in the morning;
• 66 times every year on average I perform;
• 1.896 times I have told stories so far until the end of 2024;
• 4 competitions I have participated in have resulted in
  4 prizes won (bronze, silver and gold).
• So far I have told stories in 4 or 5 languages narrated (Standard German, Tyrolean dialext, English, Spanish, French).

Gaffe/ Faux pas

Please do not write “reading”!
Free, lively storytelling is very different from reading aloud from a book. But because we are more familiar with the term "reading" than "storytelling evening", the two are sometimes confused. It's a bit like calling a violinist a DJ...
I don't read to people!
Also I do not tell stories that I made up myself, but rather ancient tales for adults from oral traditions around the world.

press photos

Photo credit for all pictures here: Tanja Quasdorf. These pictures were taken in 2021 and 2024.

Do you quickly need a text to use?

A short announcement text could look like this:

Karin Tscholl
"May my story be beautiful and unwind like a long thread"
The award-winning storyteller spins ancient stories into the here and now, transporting listeners to the past and everlasting.
Clear, rich language, strong material, subtle humor and a love of stories characterize her style.

Or if there is more space:

LÄNGER
Karin Tscholl has been a full-time fairy tale and story teller for adults since 1995.
So far she has published 8 books and 4 story advent calendars and has performed in 14 countries.
Her passion is finding and sharing old folk tales that offer something surprising.
She relies on the power of the spoken word and paints rich pictures with her love of language.
“No word too much and no word too little” – that is what Karin Tscholl strives for and she only tells stories that burn on her tongue.
www.frauwolle.at

Or short again
Karin Tscholl has been a full-time fairy tale and story teller for adults since 1995.
So far she has published 8 books and 4 story advent calendars and has performed in 14 countries.
Her favorite subjects are old yet surprising folk tales.
She paints pictures with humor and a love of language and only tells stories that burn on her tongue.
www.frauwolle.at