An improvisational and choreographic storytelling practice that explores connections and disconnections to ancestral wisdom, intuition, and identity, particularly through the lens of the pelvis and rhythmic feet. All sessions will end with an integrating and grounding Kundalini Yoga practice.
Crowded Table is a semi-autobiographical one-person show about cooking, kitchens, making community, and learning to love yourself. There will be live cooking on stage, and it's probably worth coming just for the free food.
Saturday 18th October, 2pm to 5pm
This half term discover the hidden magic of London in this family storytelling workshop that blends folklore, creativity and imagination. Through group activities, map-making and collective storytelling, families will co-create their own secret version of London, one where folklore comes to life and the city holds endless mystery. This playful, hands-on session is perfect for curious minds of all ages and encourages everyone to listen, imagine and become a storyteller of their own.
Down in the forest where nobody goes, a dark path leads down to … nobody knows!
Join British-Caribbean storyteller Laura Sampson [on the spookiest day of the year] for a folktale-inspired adventure, full of beating drums, silly voices and a little bit of magic.
Will we go through the forest, or up into glow-in-the-dark trees, or even (if we’re feeling brave) down to a town where talking skulls tell tall tales by the fire? Come and find out - and bring your imagination with you!
Bethan x