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Storyteller of the Year Entertains
Social and political comment, comedy and history.
Amazing performer. Such a unique skill in terms of creativity and delivery. Engaging with the audience makes it exciting and alive.” Barnstaple Theatre Festival 2018
Award-winning poet and storyteller, The Bard of Windmill Hill, serves up an ever-evolving treatise for our troubled times encompassing tragedy, history and comedy; satire, philosophy and social comment; drama, theatricality and hilarity. It’s a tour de force of epic dimensions. He received a Best Show Award from Shaftesbury Fringe Festival in 2018. The judges commented the show was “well-constructed, original and funny… sharp and often unexpected” and spoke of “a clever and original voice”.
A sell out show at the Heron Theatre in Milnthorpe, Cumbria provoked the artistic director to say: My thanks, on behalf of the theatre and the audience... the combination of humour, challenge and pathos often linked to current events was appreciated.
Amazing performer. Such a unique skill in terms of creativity and delivery. Engaging with the audience makes it exciting and alive.” Barnstaple Theatre Festival 2018
Award-winning poet and storyteller, The Bard of Windmill Hill, serves up an ever-evolving treatise for our troubled times encompassing tragedy, history and comedy; satire, philosophy and social comment; drama, theatricality and hilarity. It’s a tour de force of epic dimensions. He received a Best Show Award from Shaftesbury Fringe Festival in 2018. The judges commented the show was “well-constructed, original and funny… sharp and often unexpected” and spoke of “a clever and original voice”.
A sell out show at the Heron Theatre in Milnthorpe, Cumbria provoked the artistic director to say: My thanks, on behalf of the theatre and the audience... the combination of humour, challenge and pathos often linked to current events was appreciated.
Thu 22 Jun to Saturday 24 Jun 2023
Castle Centre
Barnstaple Devon EX31 1DR
18.15. £8 / £5
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