Storytelling at The Ropetackle - "Deliver us From Evil"

The Ropetackle has started a regular monthly storytelling group (for adults).
Quite a few of us went along to their various events last year, usually on the 2nd Monday of the month. They have a terrific variety of guest storytellers, and is always great fun. It's usually held in the intimate mezzanine space, but occasionally moves to the main space downstairs if it sells out particularly fast. Tickets are just £10 - a great (and very reasonably priced!) way to spend a Monday night!

If you've never seen a professional storyteller weaving their magic, give it a try - you might get hooked, like me - it really is a unique experience!

Get your ticket at:-
https://ropetacklecentre.co.uk/events/ropetackle-storytellers-deliver-us-from-evil/
and NB I'll be collecting £2 Meetup fee from all attendees, unless you've opted to set up a standing order for an annual sub of £10 to the Club account, a/c no 21633813 Sort Code 40-25-03 a/c name "Friendly Brighton" with the reference "'your Meetup name' Sub".

"Storyteller Aaron Oliver shares the forgotten story of the first recorded case of Tourette's Syndrome – a 15th Century priest who believed he was possessed by a demon. With two vicars for parents and his own Tourette's diagnosis, Aaron dives into the mind of a religious leader at war with his own body and asks: how do the stories we tell ourselves change us?
"A gripping watch with a powerful message."
"It was really moving…the time flew past."
Ropetackle Storytellers regulars Amelia Ace Armande and Joshua Crisp will be sharing short stories of hauntings and possessions."