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The Isle of Wight Storytelling Festival 2008: Monday

Friday, 23rd May, 2008 at 10:56 am, Isle of Wight

Events, Newport, The Isle of Wight Storytelling Festival, Writers

26, May 2008

Island StorytellersThe Isle of Wight Storytelling Festival come to an end on Monday with three sessions at the Riverside Cente in Newport.

‘THE TOOLS OF THE STORYTELLER’ – Voice, Body and Object
A family storytelling workshop at the Riverside Centre 10-11 am
In this very participatory and hands on workshop Sam Canarrozzi will explore different ways and techniques of getting the story across – the voice, of course, but used creatively; body, gesture and sign language; paper folding etc.


Storytelling competition at the Riverside Centre 11.30-1pm
This event is open to anyone. Create a story inspired by Lis Toft’s pot and tablets and tell your tale in less than 10 minutes. Contact the Island Storytellers on 01983 241095 for an entry form.

‘Journeys’ a storytelling performance in the Riverside Centre 2.30pm
Cassandra Wye will be rounding off our storytelling festival with a performance of stories connected to journeys.

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