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Inspirational Performances & Keynote Speeches
In an unforgettable encounter, Amy Wieczorek's Mrs. Roosevelt inspires audiences to become the extraordinary individuals they were born to be!
Book a performance of "Brave Little Nell: The Eleanor Roosevelt Story" written by Laurie Strawn or Keynotes of wit & wisdom delivered by Eleanor Roosevelt.
"One of the most powerful performance pieces I have ever seen." - Frank Tobin, Executive Producing Director of The New Phoenix Theatre Company
“In the dictionary, next to the word luminescent, is a picture of the actress Amy Wieczorek. A light that emanates from within her Being shines through and colors all the work that she brings to the stage. Her work as Eleanor Roosevelt is no exception. Book this show now. You can thank me later.”
Wendy Hammers, CEO Tasty Words Production
Keynote Topics delivered by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt portrayed by Amy Wieczorek
Following a thorough consultation with Communication Consultant and Actress, Amy Wieczorek, Keynotes are adapted and customized to reflect the current challenges and aspirations of your organization. Their relevance and potency are assured.
Motivational/Inspirational
Triumph Over Trials and Tribulations ~ Mrs. Roosevelt reminds us to tap into the power within us that is greater than any circumstance, situation or condition we may face..
Facing the Fear of Scrutiny - How to face incessant fear and scrutiny and live with conviction and confidence.
Transcending Tragedy - Death, Illness, Betrayal, Abuse - How to find the will to endure, the courage to press on and the determination to flourish!
The Legacy of Your Leadership
As Leaders, how do we create a thriving culture that has lasting impact?
Areas of Emphasis:
Leading Through Change
Leveraging Diversity Through Inclusion
Conversational Intelligence
The Power of Persuasion
Building Resilient Teams
“She would rather light candles than curse the darkness....Eleanor Roosevelt embodied the vision and the will to achieve a world in which all could walk in peace and dignity.” — Adlai Stevenson