Renowned stories at the Town Hall
Published on 4th September 2008 in Ents
The second show of the season sees one of the countries most renowned storytellers, Daniel Morden live at the Selby Town Hall.
Accompanied by a top team of musicians, Daniel will be performing long forgotten gypsy tales from Wales and elsewhere on Friday, September 12.
Joining forces with musicians Oliver Wilson-Dickinson on the violin, Luke Carver Goss on the accordion and Sarah Moody on the cello, audiences will have the chance to witness music inspired by the passion and energy of the Roma tradition.
Selby Town Council Arts Officer Chris Jones said: "Daniel Morden is one of this countries most renowned storytellers.
"His compelling mix of gypsy tales and emotive music has received plaudits from numerous broadsheets and some of the most respected performance academics in the land.
"Trust me - you will be totally and utterly gripped by this show."
Daniel has presented numerous documentaries on storytelling for BBC Radio Wales and his first book 'Weird Tales from the Storyteller' was nominated for the Tir Na Nog Children's Book Prize.
Doors at the Selby Town Hall open at 7.30pm with the show starting at 8pm.
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