Red Phoenix, Storytelling and Productions

phoe•nix (plural phoe•nix•es)
Definition: 1. mythological bird: in ancient mythology, a bird resembling an eagle that lived for 500 years and then burned to death on a pyre from whose ashes another phoenix arose.
2. somebody or something beautiful or unique: rare, or unique person or thing.

STORIES WILL TRAVEL!

UP COMING EVENTS

Enter a magically enchanting world of imagination, energy, laughter and chills.

Red Phoenix is a performance storyteller and theatre practitioner with over fifteen years performance experience, creating productions for all manner of occasions from light-hearted to educational, family celebration to corporate events. As well as a performer Red Phoenix is also an educator, writer and dramaturg, offering her skills freelance besides utilising them in her own performances and workshops. With experience of performing in a number of venues Red Phoenix is open to all challenges from the everyday to the weird and wacky.

Be it "Myth Smith", word-weaving, tale-spinning, call it what you like, Storytelling is an amazing tool from the classroom to the workplace, enhancing imagination and creative thinking, listening skills and oral communication. Story and drama workshops are fun, and can provide confidence, communication and consideration for anyone, young or old.

Whether for entertainment, education, therapy or in the work place, storytelling and theatre skills can open up a world of imagination, enjoyment and self learning to everyone. With all performances available with added supplements why not turn an ordinary day or special celebration into something different and bring a little magic to your world. Just drop me a line with your ideas about the event, time frame and content. All prices are available by quotation.

CONTACT Red Phoenix for an enchantingly different experience. redphoenix@tallstory.co.uk

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