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Max
Donaldson
Master Storyteller
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Max Donaldson is a professional speaker who has entertained
a wide variety audiences across the US - - part comic, part
showman, historian, and entertainer who provides an unusual
insight into Americana.
This
unique assemblage of historical trivia, of the famous and
infamous, began in 2001 when he discovered an engraving error
on the tombstone
of jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker's grave in Kansas City.
The inaccuracy of "Bird's" legacy inspired his very
first rubbing (a graphic reproduction of the actual tombstone).
This
private collection of grave rubbings, combined with a plethora
of historical trivia, along with historical background, has
grown to include frontier legends, film stars, musicians,
authors and many other notable historical figures...
His
extensive collection of celebrity grave rubbings are included
in his show titled "Stories Under The Stones" -
a delightfully and insightful account of history that includes
subtle trivia along with the "truths and lies" (after
the fact) of a multitude of memorable American celebrities.
Are
you ready for a presentation to your club or organization
that is fresh, humorous and fun? Join Max for a memorable
presentation of entertainment and historical flashbacks...
To schedule a presentation by Max, for your service organization,
club, classroom, organization, or business....contact Max
Donaldson today..
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 "If
you want your audiences to be entertained, educated and
inspired, you must book Max Donaldson! His presentations
bring history to life! His personality delights audiences
of all ages. Schedule Max for your next meeting, you will
be the hero of your organization." -
Joe
Sabah, Founding President Colorado Speakers Assn.
"Stories Under the Stones" was exceptionally entertaining,
amusing, and informative, bringing back so many memories of
people and events that played big parts in our lives. The
pace and material selection was perfect! I'm always interested
in audience reaction to different programs brought in, and
this one was full of elbow nudging comments like, "Boy,
I remember him!" I don't know
how the presentation could have been improved. Thank you for
a great evening! We will certainly have you back, and soon.
- Barbara
Anderson, Activities Director Medalion Communities Colorado
Springs CO
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