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Story Storks – Bringing Stories to life

 

At Story Storks we take a traditional fairy tale and bring it to life for children through acting, dance, music and singing.

Classes are available on Monday mornings in Surbiton and Thursday mornings in Kingston.  See our website or facebook page for more details.

www.storystorks.co.uk

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Tel: 07758 449196

Twitter: @storystorks

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Press release: The Three Half Pints create chaos in Kingston

An Evening with the Three Half Pints – IYAF, Kingston 2012

Studio 101, Kingston College. Tuesday 17th July, Thursday 19th July, Saturday 21st July

Running time: 1 hour

Tickets: £5 (available from Rose Theatre Box Office – https://uk.patronbase.com/_RoseTheatreKingston/Productions/Y016/Performances   / 08444 821 556

The Three Half Pints are an emerging company from east Kent, specialising in their very own variety of slapstick comedy. The company blends physical comedy with verbal gags and timeless, family-friendly humour.

 

The Three Half Pints are an emerging company from east Kent, specialising in their very own variety of slapstick comedy. The company blends physical comedy with verbal gags and timeless, family-friendly humour.

As part of the International Youth Arts Festival, the Three Half Pints are showcasing their very first touring show, which has made appearances across Kent, and will be transferring up to Edinburgh for the Free Fringe Festival during August (see http://www.laughinghorsecomedy.co.uk/edinburgh/show.asp?ShowID=1017 for details). The show is full of sketches in unusual settings – what are brothers Derek, Dick and Ernie doing breaking into a museum? And why is Derek not with them for their visit to ‘Auntie Brenda’? The stage becomes a place of welcome chaos for a lightning-paced hour, with all manner of unexpected scenarios presented for comic delight.

Bringing a welcome update to the fading art of slapstick, this show blends nostalgic humour with contemporary references, ensuring all generations will find much to entertain them within the show, which neatly straddles the already blurred distinction between theatre and comedy.

 

Press quotes from performances in their home town of Canterbury, Kent

“It was like Charlie Chaplin on crack…it was silly, it was juvenile and it was absolutely brilliant” The U-Review (March 2012)

“the Three Half Pints delighted their audience in that old fashioned, charming way.” InQuire (June 2012)

 

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the Three Half Pints