Join Graeme Cooke, host of the Tales of Britain and Ireland podcast, for an unforgettable evening of storytelling at Murderous Monsters - An evening of story and folk. Step into the world of British and Irish folklore as Graeme regales you with tales of mermaids, kelpies, giants, and...the worst of all, men. Be prepared for gruesome twists, unexpected villains, and heroes who may just save the day. With a touch of humor and a deep love for the stories, Graeme will captivate you with his cinematic scene-setting and moments of genuine tension. The event will take place at the Skittles Bar at Embankment Nottingham, located at 282-284 Arkwright Street, Nottingham, NG2 2GR. Doors will open at 19:00 for a 19:20 start, and the event is open to those aged 18 and above. Immerse yourself in the rich folklore tradition of the British Isles and experience storytelling for today. This is modern storytelling at its best, preserving the original meaning of these ancient tales while making them accessible to a contemporary audience. Secure your ticket for £8.83 and prepare for a night of enchantment and wonder.

Nottingham

United Kingdom

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