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Christmas Tales by The Woolly Tellers – In Aid of Treetops Hospice
Virtual Event via Zoom
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Call direct on:
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Christmas Tales with The Woolly Tellers
Virtual event held over Zoom
Friday 18 December 2020 | 7pm
£3 donation to Treetops Hospice
Get your Mulled wine and mince pies, sit comfortably and join The Woolly Tellers for a night of Christmas Story telling! Experienced storytellers The Woolly Tellers will bring the festive spirit to your living room with an evening of humorous, nostalgic and magical tales about this special time of year..
Who are The Woolly Tellers:
They are more than just story tellers. Mick Whysal and Dave Brookes are The Woolly Tellers. They evolved several years ago telling with the Story Tellers of Nottingham at the Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem.
The programme for the night:
- The Manchester Angel
- Stepping Stones to Christmas, a tale written by Pete Davis
- The Village Dance
- Dave, The Christmas Fairy
The show will last approximately 2 hours, and it’s recommended for adults and youngster from 10 years old.
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The Woolly Tellers, NottinghamWriters and performers of the spoken word, Mick Whysall and Dave Brookes each have a distinctive style and delivery, which together create an enjoyable listening experience.
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