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NEWS
David and Stacy will both be
among the featured performers at the 18th Annual New
Jersey Storytelling Festival at the
Grounds for
Sculpture, Fairgrounds Road, Hamilton, NJ on
Sunday, September 12, 2010. The event, which will take
place come rain or come shine, runs from noon to 6pm.
Stacy will relate tales of following the Continental
Army during the American Revolution with anecdotes from
her program "Over Here Molly Pitcher" (1pm adult stage)
and David will tell stories in the personage of his
blarney-hurling "Shannachie of Glendunnbun Ballybeg"
(4pm general stage). The festival is organized by
storytellers Carol Titus and Ken Gallipeau of
NJ Storynet
in cooperation with the
Folk Project.
For more information and directions, visit the
websites of NJ
Storynet or the
Grounds for Sculpture, or call or email the
latter at 609 586-0616 /
info@groundsforsculpture.org. The event is free with
general admission to the Park. Special storytelling
workshops are available in the morning by registration
only (with fee). (8/18/2010)
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Dave recently completed a course in
Mixology! For the past several years, he has
presented workshops on historic beverages for private
clients. Now, he announces a formal title for his
program: "The Lure and Lore of Liquor: Tavern
Beverages of the American Revolution."
The program answers the age old question "What was
fueling the debates between the Sons of Liberty or the
Virginia Burgesses?" His presentation includes
discussion of the various types of beverages available
to the 18th Century tavern tippler, how they
were made, and even some recipes that you can try on
your own (if you dare). Discover our forefathers’
alternative to the modern Mohito and Martini, and what
Ben Franklin considered “The Proof of God’s Love.”
(9/29/09)
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Stacy announces a new program,
"Mother the Queen of My Heart:" A tribute to Mother in
Song, Poetry, and Prose. The program features musical
pieces and readings from historical to modern. Audience
members are invited to share their own memories, too.
Filled with love, humor, and, of course, sentiment. The
show makes it's grand debut at East Jersey Olde Town in
Piscataway, NJ on Mothers Day. (See our calendar
listings to reserve a seat.) Bring yourself, your
Mother, your children, and your memories...
(4/3/09)
"Are you married?" Folks often ask us if we are
husband and wife. "No, but we play them on TV," we like
to say. Stacy and Dave began performing occasionally
together in 1992, and launched History on the Hoof
in 1996 In 2008, Stacy married John Niemiec of
Fairless Hills, PA, a military history enthusiast and
reenactor of many different time periods. If you
hear of Stacy Flora Roth, Stacy Flora Roth-Niemiec and
Stacy Roth Niemiec, they are one in the same person.
Stacy has named her new defense worker character "Rose
Helen Niemiec" in honor of her new husband. It's
pronounced "NIMIK," btw.
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Would you like occasional periodic
updates of our new programs and upcoming appearances?
Please send us an email.
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History on the Hoof to appear
at the Spirit of the Jersey's State History Fair.
Stacy and David will be performing as Molly Pitcher and
George Washington at the annual
Spirit of the Jerseys State History Fair, Saturday, May 2,
2009 at Washington Crossing State Park, Titusville, NJ.
The New Jersey History-themed Fair features character
interpreters, displays by reenactment organizations,
historical societies and museums, antique automobiles,
historical food demonstrations, radio theater, music and
dance performances, and much more from distant to modern
times in the State's past. This is a one of the best
living history events anywhere, great for families, and
there is currently NO ADMISSION. It is HUGE. Wear
comfortable walking wear.
History on the Hoof
Stacy F. Roth / B. David Emerson
P.O. Box 421
Burlington, NJ 08016
(609) 239-2706
email:
historyonthehoof AT verizon.net
Photo credits: Stacy with
teacup by Andrew Wilkinson of Wilkinson Media, "David
MacCaffrey" by Stacy Roth, "Rose Helen Niemiec, Welder"
by John Niemiec, David as George Washington by Tim
Griscom.
page updated 9/29/2009
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