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A gifted
storyteller,
Mary Jane Bradbury
draws on over 25 years as an actress, speaker,
educator and author to bring history
to life. She is a Chautauqua speaker for
Humanities Montana and the Colorado Humanities, and has been an Artist in
Residence for the Charles M. Russell Museum in Great Falls, MT and the National Wildlife Museum in Jackson, WY. Before leaving Colorado and moving to Montana in 2014, Mary Jane was an
interpreter/enactor for the Denver Museum of
Nature and Science, and has written and produced
historic events for Four Mile Historic Park in
Denver. A member of the Single Action Shooting Society, her alter ego Alice Palmer enjoys spending time on the range channeling the spirit of frontier women.
Mary Jane's passion for
history, education, and performance merged when she
created her speaking business, A View of the
Past, dedicated to inspiring audiences of all
ages by bringing to life compelling stories from
history. She has presented her unique
storytelling to schools, museums, corporations
and historic venues throughout the Rocky Mountain
west.
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"Connecting listeners with ideas,
encouraging their imagination and a deeper
understanding of the stories being told - that is
what living history can
accomplish."
Mary Jane Bradbury
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