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Join storyteller Andy Copps and singer / songwriter Christine Davis for a wonderful evening of festive stories and fabulous songs.
Plenty of opportunity to share a story and join in with the singing.
Complimentary mulled wine and nibbles will be provided.
as part of the SOUTH EAST CORNWALL WELLBEING FESTIVAL - 14/15 Sept
11am to 12:30pm Hazel’s Wood, Downderry
and/or 2pm to 3pm The Zone, (main hall), Downderry
What to expect:
This workshop is about stimulating conversation and improving wellbeing, through the sharing of stories of our favourite things.
Andy Copps will share tips and techniques in how to findour stories, using keepsake memorabilia, photos, books, music, precious items and memories.
Once stories have been found, Andy will demonstrate various ways in which these stories may be shared.
This is a relaxed gathering and attendees are encouraged to bring along a notebook/pen and a small ‘favourite thing’, that has a story to tell.
Join actor and storyteller John Henry Falle aka The Storybeast and Andy Copps for an evening of sea adventures with a few shanties thrown in and shaken about.
Singer-Songwriter Chrissy Davis will also be playing some songs on the night.
Doors at 7pm with a 7:30 start
A sanctuary is a a place of safety and serenity.
But where is it found? How is it created? Who creates it? And can it be given?
Join storytellers Eileen Egerton, Alison Royce and Andy Copps as they explore stories of sanctuary .
Singer - Songwriter Chrissy Davis will also be sharing her music and her debut song 'Sanctuary'.
Join storyteller Andy Copps and cellist Liz Andrews for an evening of stories and music all inspired from our feathered friends.
This is the final event of four performances.
You can read more about the other events by clicking here.
Join Andy Copps for an evening of uplifting stories and all time classic songs from The Beatles, performed by singer songwriter Chrissy Davis.
If you need to please use the complimenatary code for FREE Zoom access to the event. Use code ANDYCOPPS-23.
Join Andy Copps for an evening of festive stories with songs from special guest Chrissy Davis.
This will be a magical evening and not to be missed.
If you need to please use the complimenatary code for FREE Zoom access to the event. Use code ANDYCOPPS-23.
This original dramatic performance was inspired by the works of The Brothers Grimm and was co-written by Andy Copps and Keiran Wynyard.
Join Andy Copps as The Grimm Storyteller as he tells this haunting tale.
Walk and go West for that is the best.
Never go East or with Death you shall feast.
On the outskirts of a once thriving town in the 19th century, a young man goes out on his daily routine.
He discovers a secret from the past that the town had done all they could to hide, until now.
Performance length: 50 minutes
Written by: Andy Copps and Keiran Wynyard
Performed by: Andy Copps as The Grimm Storyteller
Age guidance: 8+
This original dramatic performance was inspired by the works of The Brothers Grimm and was co-written by Andy Copps and Keiran Wynyard.
Join Andy Copps as The Grimm Storyteller as he tells this haunting tale.
Walk and go West for that is the best.
Never go East or with Death you shall feast.
On the outskirts of a once thriving town in the 19th century, a young man goes out on his daily routine.
He discovers a secret from the past that the town had done all they could to hide, until now.
Performance length: 50 minutes
Written by: Andy Copps and Keiran Wynyard
Performed by: Andy Copps as The Grimm Storyteller
Age guidance: 8+
Join storyteller Andy Copps for an evening of stories to remind us of those from ages past.
Content is suitable for all ages.
Tickets in-person include a complimentary drink from the bar (Bar is open 6pm to 6:45pm).
Join storyteller Andy Copps for a storytelling journey across the the wide open plains of South Africa.
Tickets include a welcome drink and all are welcome.
Join storyteller Andy Copps and cellist Liz Andrews for an evening of stories and music all inspired from our feathered friends.
A safe place for writers, storytellers, playwrights, poets and other artists to learn, share and develop their craft.
Celebrating World Book Day for grown-ups
World Book Day is the 3rd March this year and typically supported by schools and students.
The Roots Collective would like to celebrate the magic of stories with a grown-up audience.
Join us for a special evening at the intimate location of 'All Things Nice' in Ewell.
We cannot promise that all the stories will be nice but we can promise you an unforgettable experience.
Join 'The Roots Collective' storytellers Belinda Mckenna-Bicknell, James Canvin and Andy Copps in the telling of stories from the early edition of the Brothers Grimm's collection as well as other adapted tales. The wonderful cellist, Elizabeth Andrews, will also be performing to .
Please note that the stories are aimed at a grown-up audience
A safe place for writers, storytellers, playwrights, poets and other artists to learn, share and develop their craft.
Andy Copps presents his newly published book ‘My pug named Hugg’
Hugg is a pug who loves to play and explore but there is something he loves best of all.
Andy will share the story of Hugg and also demonstrate the power of Kamishibai (Japanese paper theatre) in telling a picture book story.
Use coupon code ‘EARLY’ if booking by Dec 3rd to receive a £5 discount
A basic knowledge of sewing is recommended (or bring a friend who can help!) You can choose to hand sew or machine sew the puppet. If you have a sewing machine, you (or your friend) will need a working knowledge of how to use it.
On December 12, learn to make a Monster puppet! This is an online 3 hour workshop, using a simple pattern and some sewing to create a fun little Monster with an overbite, perfect for a holiday gift, someone to talk to when you’re lonely, or something to live under your bed and protect you from the dark!
Sunday, 12th of December, from 2pm to 5pm GMT.
£30 - Register your spot in class by Dec. 3rd for a 15% early-bird discount!
- Includes the pattern and instructions for the RoRo Mini Monster.
- Live 3 hour Monsterclass on Zoom, (with a tea break in the middle, of course).
- Live performance opportunity!
You will need to find or purchase your own materials for this class (a list of options will be provided; materials should be fairly low cost and easy to obtain.)
Please note 1 hour of individual prep time is required before the class starts. Additional time may be needed after the class for finishing touches.
Join us for an evening of laughter, giggles and bags of silliness from a variety of individual performances..
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, The Chalking Stories Cafe’ is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
This month the theme is “A Light in the Dark” and we will be joined by a wonderful group of performers including live in-person in the Yard, James Canvin, Belinda McKenna-Bicknell and Baden Prince and all the way from Toronto, Canada with plenty of fun with Canadian Puppeteer Robin Polfuss aka 'Socks' and ‘What What’.
The audience is welcome to register to tell a story. Rules as follows:
5 min story
Must be family friendly
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw and paint the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
Times continue to be tough and challenging for many. If you would like to request a complimentary ticket please contact Andy. Please note this is only currently available for the online Zoom option.
Thank you for your support for performance artists during this continuing challenging time !
Join us for an evening of laughter, giggles and bags of silliness from a variety of individual performances..
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, The Chalking Stories Cafe’ is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
This month the theme is “Monsters & Magic” and we will be joined by a wonderful group of performers including storytellers Darren Hoskins and Baden Prince with plenty of fun from Canadian Puppeteer Robin Polfuss and ‘What What’.
The audience is welcome to register to tell a story. Rules as follows:
5 min story
Any theme
Must be family friendly
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw and paint the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
Times continue to be tough and challenging for many. If you would like to request a complimentary ticket please contact Andy. Please note this is only currently available for the online Zoom option.
Thank you for your support for performance artists during this continuing challenging time !
Join us for an evening of laughter, giggles and bags of silliness from a variety of individual performances..
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, The Chalking Stories Cafe’ is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
This month the theme is “Scratch & Slam” and we will be joined by a wonderful group of performers including Karen Golden from Los Angeles, USA with plenty of fun from Canadian Puppeteer Robin Polfuss and ‘What What’.
The audience is welcome to register to tell a story. Rules as follows:
5 min story
Any theme
Must be family friendly
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw and paint the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
Times continue to be tough and challenging for many. If you would like to request a complimentary ticket please contact Andy. Please note this is only currently available for the online Zoom option.
Thank you for your support for performance artists during this continuing challenging time !
Join us for an evening of laughter, giggles and bags of silliness from a variety of individual performances..
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, The Chalking Stories Cafe’ is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw and paint the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
If you are able to please consider buying a ticket with a small donation but we do not wish to exclude anyone for lack of funds.
If you would prefer to make a different donation of any amount please use Paypal https://paypal.me/andycopps/ or you can subscribe to Patreon https://patreon.com/andycopps.
Thank you for your support for performance artists during this continuing challenging time !
Join us for an evening of laughter, giggles and bags of silliness from a variety of individual performances..
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, The Chalking Stories Cafe’ is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw and paint the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
If you are able to please consider buying a ticket with a small donation but we do not wish to exclude anyone for lack of funds.
If you would prefer to make a different donation of any amount please use paypal https://paypal.me/andycopps/
Thank you for your support for performance artists during this continuing challenging time !
Join us for an evening of storytelling performed in individual ways.
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, this is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
This month we are joined by a wonderful feature guest , storyteller Shane Ibbs with supporting acts from Canadian Puppeteer Robin Polfuss and ‘What What’ and Rupal Ganatra from Tanzania with her fireside tales.
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
Thank you for your support for performance artists during this continuing challenging time !
Join us for an evening of storytelling performed in individual ways.
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, this is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
This month we are joined by 2 wonderful guests , storyteller Dave Tonge and Canadian Puppeteer Robin Polfuss and ‘What What’.
There will also be an open-mic section where you can share a story in your won creative way, from spoken word to music and dance. The choice is yours.
The open mic is full for this event. Will let you know when the next event is.
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
Thank you for your support for performance artists during this continuing challenging time !
Join us for an evening of storytelling performed in individual ways.
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, this is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
This month we are joined by 3 wonderful guests , storyteller Dave Tonge, Canadian Puppeteer Robin Polfuss and ‘What What’ and artist/illustrator Doug Shaw.
There will also be an open-mic section where you can share a story in your won creative way, from spoken word to music and dance. The choice is yours.
If you would like to sign up to the open mic please do so below and you will be sent a FREE pass too,
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
We dot not believe that anyone should not come because they cannot afford to. There are 3 price levels to accommodate your budget but if you have have a severe lack of funds you are still very welcome. Please click on the ‘Request a Chalking Stories Acorn’ and you will receive a virtual Acorn which has the code to give you a FREE pass.
Thank you for your support !
“A young man discovers a secret that leads him searching for the reason that led to his father's disappearance. His mother does all she can to save him from discovering the truth.
Join the Grimm Storyteller as he tells the story of 'The Rose' with the suspense and the charm that you have come to expect.”
Only 1 ticket is needed per household. Should you find yourself in a tricky situation due to the challenges of the plague then ask about a reduced rate NOTAFLOF discount. #nooneturnedawayforlackoffunds
Join us for an evening of storytelling performed in individual ways.
From traditional storytellers using the spoken word to shadow puppetry, dance or music, this is a stage created by Andy Copps to inspire you to Imagine, Create and Share.
This month we are joined by 3 wonderful guests , Dave Tonge, Clare Goodall and Samia Tossio.
There will also be an open-mic section where you can share a story in your won creative way, from spoken word to music and dance. The choice is yours.
If you would like to sign up to the open mic please do so below and you will be sent a FREE pass too,
You are invited to bring along your art sets and draw the pictures you see in your head and share with the Chalking Stories Community.
We dot not believe that anyone should not come because they cannot afford to. There are 3 price levels to accommodate your budget but if you have have a severe lack of funds you are still very welcome. Please click on the ‘Request a Chalking Stories Acorn’ and you will receive a virtual Acorn which has the code to give you a FREE pass.
Thank you for your support !
You are invited to the Peer Group to support those looking for a safe and trusted peer group to support the development of performance and educational storytelling.
This group is inclusive to all including other performance artists
In which stories of a chilling aspect will be told to adults of a discerning nature by a guest to our realm, The Grimm Storyteller.
Notice is hereby given that Gentlepeople of a Sensitive constitution should remain at home
The stage curtains shall rise at thirty minutes past the seventh hour in the Eventime.
Join Andy Copps as he tells stories from the 1812 translation of the first edition of the Brothers Grimm collection.
This is episode 4 in the weekly series Grimm's for Grown-Ups.
Please be aware that the stories are suitable for a grown-up audience.
