Thursday, 17 November 2016
Performance King of the Goblins at South Petherton
On Friday 11th November 2016, Katie , Tim , Bradley, and Jem
went to South Petherton To "getting the ball rolling".
We performed the king of the goblins in front of different organisations . The company who organised it was called Take Art. Viv Gorden read a poem that she wrote and told us about the dance show she organised.
We all joined in a discussion how the other people perform in different ways than we perform. The event held at St David s chapel everyone enjoyed listening to our story it was great event and Sarah said thank you to Open StoryTellers for coming.
By Katie branch 17.11.2016
Thursday, 3 November 2016
BARDIC CHAIR WINNER
BARDIC CHAIR NIGHT;
WHERE IT WAS AT ROOK LANE CHAPEL FROME
WHEN 20TH OCTOBER
WHO WENT? OPENSTORYTELLERS AND OTHER STORYTELLERS
HOW DID IT GO? WENT VERY WELL THE CHAPEL IS LOVELY AND THE STORIES I HEARD WERE FANTASTIC I THOUGHT THE NIGHT WAS GREAT TAFFY THOMAS OUR FRIEND INTRODUCED THE STORYTELLERS AND OPENSTORYTELLERS GROUP, TAFFY'S STORIES WERE GOOD ALL THE STORIES WENT WELL EVEN TIM LUMLEY SMITH'S STORY WAS GREAT TOO.
BEST BITS WERE TIM'S STORY THE GOLDIE LOCK PICKER AND THE BEAR BURGERS WHAT A STORY IT WAS EVERYONE LOVED IT WAS GREAT I ALSO LIKED SHARON'S STORY ABOUT THE PRAWN FUNNY STORY I THOUGHT EVERYONE ENJOYED ALL THE STORIES. THERE WERE A FEW DIFFERENT KIND OF STORIES SOME WERE FUNNY, AND SOME WERE TRADITIONAL AND THE STORY WE PERFORMED WAS CALLED UWANGELEMA IT'S ABOUT A WISE PERSON THAT LIVES ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN AND SOME AFRICAN ANIMALS ALL THEY WANTED IS WATER AND FOOD WAS A FUNNY STORY US STORYTELLERS PRETENDED WE WERE ANIMALS THINK EVERYONE LIKED OUR STORY WE GOT A GOOD LAUGH ANY WAY.
WHO WON? A LOVELY MAN CALLED DRIFT SNOW BARGER WHAT A SAD BUT GOOD STORY ALSO HE TOLD IT SO WELL IT MADE ME LAUGH I WAS HAPPY THAT HE WON THE BARDIC CHAIR THOUGHT HE DONE GREAT.
WHERE IT WAS AT ROOK LANE CHAPEL FROME
WHEN 20TH OCTOBER
WHO WENT? OPENSTORYTELLERS AND OTHER STORYTELLERS
HOW DID IT GO? WENT VERY WELL THE CHAPEL IS LOVELY AND THE STORIES I HEARD WERE FANTASTIC I THOUGHT THE NIGHT WAS GREAT TAFFY THOMAS OUR FRIEND INTRODUCED THE STORYTELLERS AND OPENSTORYTELLERS GROUP, TAFFY'S STORIES WERE GOOD ALL THE STORIES WENT WELL EVEN TIM LUMLEY SMITH'S STORY WAS GREAT TOO.
BEST BITS WERE TIM'S STORY THE GOLDIE LOCK PICKER AND THE BEAR BURGERS WHAT A STORY IT WAS EVERYONE LOVED IT WAS GREAT I ALSO LIKED SHARON'S STORY ABOUT THE PRAWN FUNNY STORY I THOUGHT EVERYONE ENJOYED ALL THE STORIES. THERE WERE A FEW DIFFERENT KIND OF STORIES SOME WERE FUNNY, AND SOME WERE TRADITIONAL AND THE STORY WE PERFORMED WAS CALLED UWANGELEMA IT'S ABOUT A WISE PERSON THAT LIVES ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN AND SOME AFRICAN ANIMALS ALL THEY WANTED IS WATER AND FOOD WAS A FUNNY STORY US STORYTELLERS PRETENDED WE WERE ANIMALS THINK EVERYONE LIKED OUR STORY WE GOT A GOOD LAUGH ANY WAY.
WHO WON? A LOVELY MAN CALLED DRIFT SNOW BARGER WHAT A SAD BUT GOOD STORY ALSO HE TOLD IT SO WELL IT MADE ME LAUGH I WAS HAPPY THAT HE WON THE BARDIC CHAIR THOUGHT HE DONE GREAT.
Thursday, 13 October 2016
Paralympics 2016
Paralympics 2016.
Team GB did really well at the 2016 Paralympics . They were second in the medal table finishing behind China.
Dame Sarah Story won a record 14 medals in Rio.Team GB won 147 medals -64 of them gold.
Athletes with intellectual disabilities have been allowed to compete since 1996 but scandal in Sydney in 2000 meant that some athletes were stopped from competing - Some Spanish basketball players tricked people into believing they had a disability but they didn't . They were stripped of their medals.
Because of this it was only in 2009 that a new system was put in place -This meant that it was only in 2012 that people with intellectual disabilities could compete again .
Its great to see people with learning disabilities being treated equally in the Paralympics again.
Team GB did really well at the 2016 Paralympics . They were second in the medal table finishing behind China.
Dame Sarah Story won a record 14 medals in Rio.Team GB won 147 medals -64 of them gold.
Athletes with intellectual disabilities have been allowed to compete since 1996 but scandal in Sydney in 2000 meant that some athletes were stopped from competing - Some Spanish basketball players tricked people into believing they had a disability but they didn't . They were stripped of their medals.
Because of this it was only in 2009 that a new system was put in place -This meant that it was only in 2012 that people with intellectual disabilities could compete again .
Its great to see people with learning disabilities being treated equally in the Paralympics again.
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Storytelling at the Sailsbury arts centre.
On Saturday 17th September Robin, Tim and Jem from Openstorytellers did a performance at the Salisbury arts centre. In the first half we told stories on the environment like Uwangalema, and The Twelve months and everyone enjoyed the stories.
After dinner in the Secord half we told stories like The little green man, Silly Jack and Goldilockpicker and the three bears.
It went very well with some good comedy from the two sea gulls- they liked Silly Jack, hearing about the donkey on his shoulders and Openstorytellers laughed with joy!
There was loads of entertainments like The two sea gulls and the Jungle explorers, plus The pig farmers. We also performed with Salisbury group Mind the Gap, and Musicians from the Salisbury art centre.
Open storytellers did very well with this gig on Saturday.

After dinner in the Secord half we told stories like The little green man, Silly Jack and Goldilockpicker and the three bears.It went very well with some good comedy from the two sea gulls- they liked Silly Jack, hearing about the donkey on his shoulders and Openstorytellers laughed with joy!
There was loads of entertainments like The two sea gulls and the Jungle explorers, plus The pig farmers. We also performed with Salisbury group Mind the Gap, and Musicians from the Salisbury art centre.
Open storytellers did very well with this gig on Saturday.

Summer Fair Connections Radsock
On Friday 19th August Katie Bradley and Jem went to the Connections Centre in Radstock to do Six stories for people with People with Learning with disabilities and Carers and parents.
We told 3 stories 11-11.30 then told the other 3 stories 11.30 to 12.00pm. Everyone really enjoyed our stories and one of the service users asked if we could come back to visit them to do some more stories, one of the staff asked us how long does it take us to rehearse the stories. We said about 6 weeks .
They invited us to stay to join them for a bbq outside but due to the bad weather we had it in the hall. It was lovely lunch ,thank you to the connection centre for having us to share our stories with them and the bbq.
We told 3 stories 11-11.30 then told the other 3 stories 11.30 to 12.00pm. Everyone really enjoyed our stories and one of the service users asked if we could come back to visit them to do some more stories, one of the staff asked us how long does it take us to rehearse the stories. We said about 6 weeks .
They invited us to stay to join them for a bbq outside but due to the bad weather we had it in the hall. It was lovely lunch ,thank you to the connection centre for having us to share our stories with them and the bbq.
Thursday, 8 September 2016
BRIAN'S BOOK LAUNCH
Brian's book launch was at Forward Space in Frome and it was on Monday, the 5th of September.
Brian's book launch went very well. And there where lots of people there including the Mayor of Frome.
I sang Brian's song for dear Brian with Tim,Robin, and Andy Hardy. Andy Hardy organised the music and I organised the way they all played the music while I was singing I thought that worked very well.
Brian signed a few of his books for people to take on, and he looked very proud how everything went. It was a very great Successful night and Brian will be signing copies on Saturday 10th of September at Hunting Raven Book Shop In Frome.
Thursday, 28 July 2016
Artist work at Rook Lane Chapel in Frome by Robin
Last Tuesday Simon and Robin went to Rook Lane Chapel to look at some artwork. Simon took a picture of me with some stained glass wings and then we went in to look at the artwork.
The artist called Julia Osborne told us about the material she used in the paintings. Simon took some pictures of the paintings and Robin talked about the artwork. We talked about marketing artwork and how to buy and sell artwork in galleries and online. Then after lunch in the Black Swan office Robin and Simon tried out some paint ink pencils and pens in a Tate modern art-book and had a really good time drawing Tim from Openstorytellers!
| Robin "with wings" at Rook Lane Chapel |
Robin's comments: Based on one of my favourite fantasies.
Character in the background with animals. Very magical. Piano player at the
front
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Robin's comments: Pathway with water, next to it a
building or a caravan. Someone had ice cream or mayonnaise and wiped their
hands on it - breakfast by the bright sea
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