Art of Storytelling

Posted 14th Apr 10 by Sam in In Pictures

From the Art of Storytelling, at St. Leonard’s Church, 31st March 2010.

All photos Alex Muller – alexmullerphotography.com

The tell-tale-ivy of the Tree of Lost things envelops St Leonard's church

Branches spread out from The Tree of Lost Things

The fruits of the Chip Shop from the festival. Chips, posters and all.

Daniel Kitson made a special guest appearance to start the show

David in mid print, producing the Chip Shop poem live for a waiting poet and audience

Ian McMillan & Henningham Family Press's Chip Shop Poem, 'uncooked'.

Ian McMillan dazzles his congregation.

Ian McMillan gives the Chip Shop poem its first airing

Handsome Word Festival Audiences contribute their losses to the Tree of Lost Things

St Leonard's grand piano, waits for Matthew Robins and band

er Tim Spooner in action during Matthew Robins' Death of Flyboy

Singing shadow storyteller Matthew Robins in action

Tim Spooner wrangles more shadowplay during Death of Flyboy

Allegra and Ben of Ignore the Forecast and their Book of Lost Things

Lost items on the Tree

One loss of many

Terry Saunders and one of his Six and a Half Loves stories

Terry Saunders extrapolates

Another tragicomedy of broken hearts plays out as Terry Saunders tells us more

Master of cut-and-paste denoument, Terry Saunders

For more photos from tonight, see the full set at Alex Muller’s site here

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