Story Pot
Six storytellers and an hour of original stories
'Great event- really enjoyed it! They’re throwing another Story Pot next month, definitely worth it.' Hannah Ryan
'Really enjoyed this thanks Wing it & Story Pot tellers'
Rachel Pennington
Rachel Pennington
An alternative night of creeps, chills and things that go creak.
Story Pot ran on Thursday the 27th of January 2022. Six tellers entertained an online audience who were very appreciative of the work told. What better way to see in January than an hour of stories and supporting North West storytellers.
|
|
|
|
|
|
We have six tellers:
Rob Bond (AKA Thaddeus Bent) – Rob is a podcaster / storyteller / actor (Silly History Boys, Rubbish Shakespeare Company, Tolkien) – he twists urban legends into darkly comic tales through his character Thaddeus Bent. Thaddeus Bent - Home
Gav Cross – Gav tells stories across the UK; he twists fairy tales into grisly dark comedy stories. He performed as part of the Friday team for The Bunker. He also runs a stand up comedy show for children. Storytelling in Schools - Gav Cross
Munro Scott – Munro is storyteller who enjoys mythology and turns old myths into contemporary stories (The Bunker, Patreon - Wing stories) Wing It - Impro & Stories - Mark Smith are creating new stories both written and improvised. | Patreon
Eavan Seasman – Eavan enjoys telling tales derived from child lore – her work often stems from a prop from her extensive antique toy collection. (The Bunker, Patreon - Wing stories) Wing It - Impro & Stories - Mark Smith are creating new stories both written and improvised. | Patreon
Paul Skinner – Otherwise known as skinnytechboy Paul is voice over artist / podcaster / storyteller (Skyrim, Archie & Carmichael, Patreon etc.) Paul Skinner [Skinnytecboy] is creating Audiobooks and Voice | Patreon
Mark Smith – Mark runs Wing it – impro and stories. Currently he is telling stories which are thematically linked (coins). (The Bunker, Patreon - Wing stories) He is also a senior lecturer in drama at LJMU.
Rob Bond (AKA Thaddeus Bent) – Rob is a podcaster / storyteller / actor (Silly History Boys, Rubbish Shakespeare Company, Tolkien) – he twists urban legends into darkly comic tales through his character Thaddeus Bent. Thaddeus Bent - Home
Gav Cross – Gav tells stories across the UK; he twists fairy tales into grisly dark comedy stories. He performed as part of the Friday team for The Bunker. He also runs a stand up comedy show for children. Storytelling in Schools - Gav Cross
Munro Scott – Munro is storyteller who enjoys mythology and turns old myths into contemporary stories (The Bunker, Patreon - Wing stories) Wing It - Impro & Stories - Mark Smith are creating new stories both written and improvised. | Patreon
Eavan Seasman – Eavan enjoys telling tales derived from child lore – her work often stems from a prop from her extensive antique toy collection. (The Bunker, Patreon - Wing stories) Wing It - Impro & Stories - Mark Smith are creating new stories both written and improvised. | Patreon
Paul Skinner – Otherwise known as skinnytechboy Paul is voice over artist / podcaster / storyteller (Skyrim, Archie & Carmichael, Patreon etc.) Paul Skinner [Skinnytecboy] is creating Audiobooks and Voice | Patreon
Mark Smith – Mark runs Wing it – impro and stories. Currently he is telling stories which are thematically linked (coins). (The Bunker, Patreon - Wing stories) He is also a senior lecturer in drama at LJMU.
'It’s pleasing to see something new being developed that is fresh and new in the city, and for Mark Smith and Wing It Impro and Stories their first project succeeds extremely well.'
Robin Winters - The Reviews Hub
Robin Winters - The Reviews Hub
An evening of storytelling
You are cordially invited to Story Pot an evening of storytelling. This take's place online every last Thursday of the month. The next one is Thursday the 24th of February 2022.
Storytellers will perform for you a mix of new and old stories. Original and adapted.
All work will be appropriate for ages 12+
Storytellers will perform for you a mix of new and old stories. Original and adapted.
All work will be appropriate for ages 12+