Programs

Below are the various programs and lectures Elaine offers. She is also available as a keynote speaker for your conference or annual meeting.

"Our convention theme was Celebrate Women! and your presentation was perfect...." — General Federation of Women's Clubs, WA
"Delightful, innovative approach to history — drama rather than just speech....Your interaction with the audience was superb...Great actor and presenter!"
— Department of Energy, Spokane
"Your performance was breathtaking."
— Southeastern Louisiana University
"Your presentation...was a success on many levels. You show...that women can pursue their dreams relentlessly... with grace and humor. You were a delight."
— Women's Educational Equity Action Program, Wichita State University

Sheroes - Living History Programs: Think Hal Holbrook playing Mark Twain. Think Lily Tomlin playing all her characters. Then think: What if all the wise, funny and notable women who have marked our lives from antiquity to modern times were to come alive? See it happen in unforgettable portrayals by one-woman performance scholar Elaine Bernstein Partnow.

"A brilliant performance..." — Daily Variety
"Performance so powerful that no one in the theater will ever forget it." — L.A. Free Press
"Highly gifted..." — Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
"Talented..." — Memphis Commercial Appeal
"Superb..." — Woman's Wear Daily
"Quite remarkable..." — Show Business
"Tremendously funny..." — Philadelphia Courier-Post
"Memorable, exciting..." — L.A. Herald-Examiner
"She ought to be hired permanently..." — KCBS-TV/NBC

"You were a smashing success...The conference participants were talking about you all day." — Moorpark College, California
"Your interaction with the audience was superb..." — Department of Energy, Spokane
"Expert at tailoring her program to a wide range of audiences..." — Washington Commission for the Humanities
"All the comments have been in the positive superlative mode...a most fitting and beautiful way to open a literary conference..." — South Central Conference on Christianity and Literature
"You could not have been more entertaining." — County of Los Angeles Public Library