Evenings with the Crick Crack Club begin with a call and response: the word ‘CRICK’ prompts the audience to inform their storyteller that they are open to listening, and therefore you are required to reply emphatically ‘CRACK’. Thus begins a slightly barmy, but beautiful evening of storytelling. Buddha Babies, with story teller Xanthe Gresham Knight, is a complex and hilarious exploration of what it means to be ‘childless’, with whatever connotations that might carry for a woman, negative or positive. In the ...
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Crick Crack Club’s 30th Birthday Bash, Rich Mix – Review
Dipping a toe in childhood and being allowed some naughty anecdotes is a privilege reserved for grown-ups.
Read More »The Iron Man, Soho Theatre – Review
Yet another beautiful, intricate story, told by one of the leading lights of British storytelling. A wonderfully intimate evening, and one I’d recommend to everyone.
Read More »Kali, British Museum – Review
The myth of the Hindu goddess Kali, told to grown-ups with spice and a pinch of humour.
Read More »Gilgamesh, British Museum – Review
Let your imagination soar with this powerful tale of heroes, whores, wild men and fantastical beasts, related with gusto and panache.
Read More »This Thing Called Love, Rich Mix – Review
Good stories are let down by uninspiring presentation.
Read More »Kwaku, Ananse and Other African Folk Tales, British Library – Review
An unusual and delightful night of entertainment.
Read More »The Ruined House of Skin, The Forge – Review
This is storytelling brilliance at its best. A breathtaking night for all who wish to be terrified and dazzled.
Read More »The Day of the Dead, Rich Mix – Review
Yet another winning evening from The Crick Crack Club - a joyous chance to revel in life and death.
Read More »The Baba Yaga Show, The Crick Crack Club at Soho Theatre
An unusual theatrical experience that is great fun if you're willing to jump in headfirst.
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