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Stories from an Invisible Town
04 Oct 20:00
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From: £15.00
Step into a kaleidoscopic universe full of wonder, nostalgia and magic as we enter the imaginary town Shôn lived in as a boy.
Written by “the great Welsh storyteller” (The Stage), Shôn Dale-Jones, Stories from an Invisible Town is charming, unsettling and full of surprises. Shôn’s storytelling will take you on a curious journey turning everything into fiction – into a world where all reality disappears… funny and thoughtful, it is a fantastic story about letting go and moving on.
Part theatre, part storytelling, part stand-up, the show embraces our vulnerability, celebrates difference and helps us rediscover the wonder of childhood’s unpredictable mind.
Recent shows by multi-award winning Shôn Dale-Jones include CRACKING and THE DUKE
Important information
Ticket prices: £15
Running time: Approximately 1 hour with no interval
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Reviews
★★★★
“This is heartfelt and insightful stuff that has great power to move.“
Evening Standard★★★★
“A poignancy that takes you by surprise.”
The Guardian★★★★
“Full of underlying truths about what it is to be human.”
Telegraph★★★★
“One of the most magical journeys.”
Financial Times★★★★
“Perfectly judged, unabashedly authentic and vulnerably autobiographical.”
The Guardian★★★★
“Dale-Jones has achieved quite a special thing.”
Theatre Bubble★★★★
“Should be prescribed as medicine for depressives.”
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