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Storytelling at the Star & Shadow Cinema

7.30 pm on the First Friday each month Doors close after 8pm - Tickets £6 and £4

Star And Shadow Cinema
Stepney Bank
Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE1 2NP

Tel: 07803 582005

The Star And Shadow Cinema is on the corner of Stepney Bank and Crawhall Road, opposite the Tanners pub.

The nearest Metro is Manors (7min walk).

Buses 12, 21, 22, 39, 40, 62, 63 & N12 all drop you right outside.

You can lock your bike inside the cinema.

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Friday 1st August
Open Night
Voices and songs from whoever comes... Come with a story to tell or with ears to hear. This is an opportunity to try out something new or simply to relax and listen to others. Enjoy the unexpected!


Friday 5th September
Under African Skies
Gary Cordingly, Sue Amey and Sens Sagna

Follow Mamodou, a young African boy who has run away from his village, as he follows the path of life and finds his place in the world.  Travel under expansive skies with storyteller Gary Cordingley and musicians Ibrahima Sagna and Suzanne Amey as they create a rhythmic journey through the folk tales and myths of Africa.  A humorous and colourful celebration of African culture.




Friday 3rd October
Open Night
Voices and songs from whoever comes...

Friday 7th November
The Milky Waywith Mats Rehnman

A program where lifestories interweave with traditional stories of Scandinavian mythology and folklore. It's a labyrinth of dangerous and humorous turns, bringing the audience to the warm heart of the cold North.



Friday 5th December
Home Is Where The Heart Is
David Campbell (Scotland)

The Campbells are coming. Tales of the magical Celtic wild boar, emblem of clan Campbell and of Diarmad, their handsome tragical progenitor. Add some salt of mischief and mayhem from your northern neighbours and a welcome stands at the door with David Campbell world-travelled ambassador of tales.

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Storytelling at The Sage Gateshead


on Fri 28th Nov at 7.30pm
Master Storyteller Hugh Lupton and The Storyteller and Harpist Nick Hennessey tell
LIBERTY TREE


To Live outside the Law you must be Honest
Hugh Lupton and Nick Hennessey tell and sing their way deep into the secret, dappled heart of Sherwood Forest... and the ancient tradition of English dissent. This is a programme that gets to the root of the place that Robin Hood inhabits in our national imagination.
Mischievous, Poignant, Radical... Storytelling at its Best.
Tickets £10 & £7 Tel 0191 443 4661




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A BIT CRACK are:
Chris Bostock, Malcolm Green, Pascale Konyn and Pat Renton

A BIT CRACK are grateful for the support of Arts Council England, North East
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