Beyond The Border
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St Donats Arts Centre is organising many storytelling initiatives throughout Wales supported by the Arts Council of Wales including:
Storytelling at the Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff Bay
Our free lunchtime storytelling performances featuring the finest storytellers from Wales and the world.
Including:
Saturday Lunch Hour Storytelling
DANIEL MORDEN (Stories) & OLI WILSON DICKSON (music)
The Green Man of No Man's Land is a delightful combination of music, sound and story. These long- forgotten tales are brought to life again thanks to Daniel's scintillating storytelling and Oli's fantastic fiddling. Expect moments of high drama and low comedy!. The Green Man of No Man's Land was commissioned by Festival at the Edge 2007.
Entry Free.
Saturday 9th Oct
12.00pm
Saturday Lunch Hour Storytelling
with
RACHEL ROSE REID
Rachel is a storyteller from London, and a previous winner of the UK Young Storyteller of the Year Award, whose unique style has since brought her acclaim at international festivals and venues including The Edinburgh Festival Fringe, where her show was declared a "smash hit" by BBC Radio 2.
"It's impossible to take your eyes off her...she absolutely commands the stage" ( Three Weeks)
Entry Free
Saturday 13th NOV
12.00pm
Saturday Lunch Hour Storytelling
with
MATS REHNMAN
Mats Rehnman is one of the leading storytellers in Sweden, with a wide repertoire of tales drawn from both international tradition, as well as his own Scandinavian and Sami lore. He delights in weaving together myth with personal real life stories to create a magical experience for the audience.
Free entry
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Beyond The Border Reaches Out
Throughout 2010, St Donats Arts Centre will be running a series of storytelling events in south Wales in schools, residential homes and other community settings.
Supported by the Arts Council of Wales
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