Introducing
Bobby Norfolk This St. Louis native began his career as a stand up comedian in area comedy clubs. From there, he worked for 10 years as a National Park Service Ranger presenting historical interpretive programs for school groups and community. In the evenings, he worked as an actor and director in local community theatres. With a background in comedy and theatre, he naturally turned to storytelling and became a full-time teller in 1987. He is well known for his high-energy performances and lively animation. His stories promote character education, cultural diversity and self-esteem, and are geared for audiences of all ages. Bobby has also served as a board member for the following: St. Louis Storytelling Festival, Corn Island Storytelling Festival, Missouri Storytelling, and most recently was voted in to serve with the National Storytelling Network. From park ranger to TV host, recording artist to author, Bobby has traveled an interesting life path that is revealed by his creative stories and crowd-pleasing concerts, enriched with language, movement and clever sound effects. Bobby is truly a gift for the imagination!