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The traditional arts team have ridden the length and breadth of the country seeking out the best young storytellers to come forward into the public arena. These tellers were electronically tagged using a technology developed for chasing whales, and we chart their journey here. Enjoy.
Blog Archive
Dramatis Personae
- Rachel Rose Reid - 2007
- Overall winner of 2007, Rachel's site is here!
- Tim Ralphs - 2007
- Check out Tim's sporadic podcast The Room Behind The Bookcase.
- Pam Bishop
- a member of the Traditional Arts Team.
- Fiona Collins
- Young Tongues project co-ordinator.
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Soho Storytelling Season No.1
The Nose by Tim Ralphs + The Art of Imperfection by Rachel Rose Reid
DATE: March 3rd 2009, 8pm
DESCRIPTION: Stand back as two young voices make their mark. St Petersburg buzzes with strange rumours of implausible events, as Tim Ralphs weaves his own grand nonsense from Gogol's absurdist masterpiece, The Nose. Hilarious, compelling and downright odd!
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Wandering the margin between gritty urbanity and myth, Rachel Rose Reid puzzles over The Art of Imperfection - humankind's aspiration towards a flawless accomplishment that seems to remain forever out of reach.
TICKETS: £8 (concessions £6). Box Office 0207 478 0100
VENUE: The Soho Theatre Studio. Dean Street, London, W1D 3NE
Falling Like Feathers by Cat Weatherill + We Are Pathmakers by Jo Blake
DATE: June 2nd 2009, 8pm
DESCRIPTION: Full-blooded fairy tales from old Europe - Falling Like Feathers, irresistibly told by Cat Weatherill. Dark, sinuous and cinematic, fired with incantatory language and savage imagery. A potent offering from a siren storyteller.
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Bright and captivating new voice, Jo Blake performs We Are Pathmakers. Inspired by the shoemakers who dressed the feet of the nation, Jo draws on a world of stories to explore the appeal of shoes that have trampled, protected and aroused and the feet within them that have been bound and broken.
TICKETS: £8 (concessions £6). Box Office 0207 478 0100
VENUE: The Soho Theatre Studio. Dean Street, London, W1D 3NE
ORGANISED BY: The Crick Crack Club. Funded by The Paul Hamlyn Foundation
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