You are one step closer to hearing some fabulous stories!
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Nell Phoenix is a London-based professional storyteller with a global reputation for telling tales that excite and arouse the imagination. Her stories are traditional, re-told to amaze, provoke wonder and awe, and to make you laugh!
Nell travels to all parts of the UK and far-off places to teach storytelling skills and share stories with audiences of all ages in venues of all shapes and sizes.
'Nell is the chilli-chocolate of the storytelling world'
Debs Newbold, Globe Educator and EDFSS Storyteller in Residence
‘Totally absorbing! Great performance. Humour. Suspense. Thoroughly engaging!’
BLAST Storytelling Club 2016
'Phoenix is a mercurial and captivating performer.'
Dave Fargnoli Exeunt Magazine
Coming Up in 2019
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Where to See Nell and Hear Stories in 2019...
Sat 18th May Highgate Library 2-4pm
FABULOUS STORIES FOR WILDLY INQUISITIVE CHILDREN
www.hoop.co.uk/W3F2XJ/Bt5tZS-childrens-storytelling
£5 per family
Wed 5th June Feast of Fools, Northampton 7.30pm
TRICKSTERLAND
Friday 14th June Around the Fire, London, 8pm
TRICKSTERLAND
www.sfs.org.uk/clubs/around-fire-storytelling
Friday 5th July Artemis Storytelling Club, Exeter
TRICKSTERLAND
http://www.artemis-storytelling.co.uk
Sat 6th July Storytelling Workshop EXETER
INTRODUCING STORYTELLING WITH ARCHETYPES
http://www.artemis-storytelling.co.uk Link to booking here LIMITED NUMBERS
Sat 13th / Sun 14th July Rhythm Tree Festival, Isle of Wight
Family show, workshop and Late Night Rude Show (adults only)
www.facebook.com/RhythmtreeFest/
Sunday 28th July Royal Opera House 2 - 4pm
FABULOUS BEASTS
Royal Opera House London. Family day celebrating the shapeshifters and mythic beasts of fairy tale devised for families (3 - 10 years) and story-curious adults
ROH says 'fabulous creatures from magically transformed swans and the Firebird to dragons, water goblins and the Minotaur – not to mention fantastical human creatures such as mermaids and fairy godmothers'.
When stories nestle in the body, soul comes forth.
Deena Metzger
What if our education systems were to insist that teachers be poets and storytellers and artists? What transformations would follow?
Matthew Fox