On Friday 6 February A Bit Crack hosted the wonderful Shonaleigh and the attendance was splendid.
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Ruth reflects on our weekend with Sally Pomme Clayton
What a fabulous weekend of story.
I came up to Newcastle to hear Sally Pomme Clayton, guest storyteller, for the December “A Bit Crack”. My weekend started on Thursday with her performance at Alphabetti Theatre of The Mighty Goddess – …
Jill reflects on “Bodies on The Beach”: Ben Haggerty and Steph Brittain
Well, what an epic evening of wild and wonderful Celtic tales, a fast and furious adventure told in a gripping duet of ‘He’ and ‘She’
These stories, fruits of an ancient tree of tales, handed down across the ages, had …
Danny reflects on Xanthe’s Bag of Wonders – Xanthe Gresham Knight.
The Chillingham Arms was bustling below as Xanthe Gresham Knight drew wondrous tales from her filled-to-bursting, shiny red bag. The evening unfolded like a living Choose Your Own Adventure, with audience members fishing out well-loved keepsakes from Xanthe’s bag
Iain Robson comments on The Story Stone – Malcolm Green and Josh Green
It was a fine evening. Malcolm and Josh are a very entertaining, engaging and talented duo. Our friends all enjoyed it too and are looking forward to more storytelling sessions.
Tracy & Michaela Reflect on There Be Tyrants – Martin Manasse and Meidi Goh.
Chris Reflects on CHANGELINGS by Adderstone – Cath Heinemeyer + Gemma McDermott
A Review of Tom Van Mieghem and The Tell Tale Heart by Jeff Price
A Bit Crack gets storytellers from many parts of the UK, and in March we were treated to a storyteller from Belgium called Tom Van Meighen who had just arrived by boat in North Shields to begin a UK wide
Martin Manasse’s appreciation of our story evening “A Hairy Girl” by Kersti Ståbi
It is very nearly thirty years since I first attended an A Bit Crack story evening and very seldom have I been anything but delighted and inspired. Tonight, the advertised guest storyteller was Kersti Ståbi but we also got a
Steve Lancaster reflects on An Evening with Michael Harvey
I have a feeling that Michael Harvey gives more through his storytelling than the audience, and even perhaps he, is aware.
His tales this night were traditional Bretton. They were – well, one word for them is preposterous. Also funny, …
