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Archive listings for Storytelling

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John Edgar: Breton Tales After Dark - T1777043015

Storyteller John Edgar's chilling and darkly comic show is a feast of Breton life, and death.
29 Nov 12Square Chapel Arts Centre, Halifax :: V1098014226
listing details L0219160290

On the Heels of the Hound and The Gift - T1830032687

A storytelling double-bill from two of the best new generation storytellers. One brave scealai (myth-teller) will lure you into the fantastical world of Ancient Ireland. Claire Muireann Murphy brings you on this dark and ferocious journey where warriors leap with blinding frenzy, one-eyed monsters hunt the shores, and shape-shifters blur the line between this world and the ever-so-close otherworld. Dominic Kelly melts down an adult fairy tale and pours it inside a crunchy contemporary shell. Young men face impossible tasks, young girls may lose their lives, and you can find the strangest things inside the ear of a horse. Comic and suspenseful this powerful performance explores responsibility - to ourselves and the next generation - and the consequences of walking away from it. A stroll in the hills may never seem the same again.
26 Apr 12Royal & Derngate, Northampton :: V449
listing details L01812814682

Beauty & the Beast - and other Lovers of the Rose - T0628981390

Beauty & the Beast and other Lovers of the Rose Performance Storytelling by Ben Haggarty & Sherry Robinson Acclaimed performance storyteller Ben Haggarty, and musician-composer Sherry Robinson make a sortie into the unfathomable mysteries of the heart to ask ?do we choose love, or does love choose us?' This physical, brooding and compelling performance is full of mythic beauty - underscored by cello, accordion and hammer dulcimer -rich, alluring and stunningly composed. In an unashamedly romantic exploration of the intoxication and brutality of love, lust and betrayal, it draws together comedic games in paradise, a broken vow of chastity, a reunion in death, and culminates in an extraordinary retelling of a seemingly familiar fairytale for grown-ups, which will creep into your waking dream and haunt you with its beauty. Full of exquisite joy and pain - just like the real thing.
21 Feb 12Soho Theatre, Inner London :: V1035
listing details L1136375509

Isis & Hecate - T1649981504

In a pair of roller-coaster performances, Xanthe Gresham teeters between the sharply hilarious and the devastatingly provocative. ISIS IS-YOU-SIS If you've ever done online dating, set fire to the curtains burning relics of a recent love or generally lost your golden lotus, then Isis Is You Sis. Combining the comic moments of breaking up and the single slog with a pure rendition of Isis and Osiris, the Egyptian tale of love versus murder, rape and betrayal, Isis Is-You-Sis will cause such a sunrise in your soul you'll just want to get out there, throw your arms towards the dawn and Create Life, Love Life, Desire Life. How can you miss it? HECATE TANGO How do you cure an addiction to sex? How do you crack your soul's pin code? Hecate has the answers. She was chucked off Mount Olympus for refusing to hail Zeus as the one and only. Now she sits in outer space doing cosmic sudoku on our behalf. Combining performance storytelling, poetry and mythology, the energy of the great goddess of blackness and beginnings is brought back onto the dance floor.Performer Xanthe Gresham.
15 Feb 12Arts Centre, Aberystwyth :: V817
listing details L01052858469

A Passage to India - T1103717608

A young boy and girl inspired by stories ask their grandparents for more. From personal memory and humble folk tales, the stories spiral out into a kaleidoscope of vivid characters, including homourable kings, ravenous monsters and bounteous gods, into which the epic drama of Rama and Sita is embedded. Thrilling stories, captivating theatre, enchanting songs and spellbinding music by storytellers Michael Loader, Saikat Ahmed and musician Stefan Cartwright
31 Jan 12Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre, Taunton :: V918
listing details L0745252893

Canal Voice presents Festive Frolics - T668208295

The team behind the Guinness World Record Breaking NewsRevue brings you a brand new comedy night: Canal Voice gathers together some of the best new writer/performers on the circuit to present rib-tickling and thought-provoking comedy on a variety of different themes throughout the year. (Or words to this effect).
12 Dec 11Canal Cafe Theatre, Bridge House Pub, Inner London :: V177
listing details L01278878466

Spark - T0909067310

SPARK London is the capitals first true storytelling night - www.sparklondon.com Sit back and listen to other people's stories or if you have a story to tell get in touch with us at sparklondon@gmail.com
5 Dec 11Canal Cafe Theatre, Bridge House Pub, Inner London :: V177
listing details L0827148619

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Company Drill Hall Darlings. Director Barcy Cogdale.
20 Dec 09RADA Studios (formely Drill Hall Arts Centre), Inner London :: V197
listing details L01399312600

The Arabian Nights - T028955582

Spellbinding oral storytelling from acclaimed ensemble Wild Words weaves together stories from The Arabian Nights blended with enchanting live music. Prepare to be transported on a flying carpet of words and sounds to a sensuous world of wild adventures, exotic landscapes and magical encounters. Suitable for adults and children aged 10+. Running time: 2 hours (including an interval for mint tea!)Company Wild Words. Performer Martin Maudsley. Performer Jane Flood. Performer Michael Loader. Music Liz Purnell. Music Piers Partridge. Other Seamus killick (artwork).
14 Dec 09 to 15 Dec 09The Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol :: V1384579886
listing details L01181016347

T01424331213

Event for National Storytelling Week (Suitable for all ages)
1 Feb 03Greenwich Theatre, Outer London :: V308
listing details L921987130

T01712650122

Multicultural storyteller [Jeanette Hodgson] tells fun filled vibrant tales to transport children to other worlds of magic and trickery.Performer Jeanette Hodgson.
19 Oct 02Sherman Theatre, Cardiff :: V824
listing details L285417577

T0115058000

The Fabulous season gives the Gate the chance to invite a rich mix of storytellers from around the world to perform for one or two nights only. Without special effects and with minimal props, the performances will go back to the bare and fundamental roots of theatre: the power of one person with a story to tell. Spanning a wide range of traditions and cultures these two exciting weeks will include The Prophet by Kahil Gibran, performed by Renu Setna, Vayu Naidu in The First Impulse, and new pieces of work by Patrice Naiambana and Wonderful Beast.
18 Mar 02 to 27 Apr 02The Gate Theatre, Inner London :: V231
listing details L01592309301

T935805692

Dundee Rep actors tell tales from all over the world for Kids aged 5-8.
27 Oct 01 to 24 Nov 01Dundee Repertory Theatre, Dundee :: V596
listing details L608267975

T485381680

Performer Yoriko Omae.
27 Jun 01Kirkgate Centre, Cockermouth :: V1197
listing details L0928237390

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