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An evening of local folk tales and brilliant contemporary folk music. Marianne Powell, local storyteller, will be telling two Fenland tales – spooky, mysterious and uplifting. Orphean Sprig, instrumental folk band, will bring their trademark arrangements creating a rich texture and original sound.

Expect foot-tapping tunes, fascinating tales and a hint of audience participation (for those who want it).

Accessibility and Venue Information

• Relaxed performance. Special consideration is given to the sensory needs of Neurodiverse / Autistic audience members.

• Amplified music with low volume settings. During the stories, there will be spoken voice and music at the same time.

• Gentle optional invitations to whole audience. For example  to sing-along briefly. No one-to-one interactions.

• A few places where there are some knocking noises during the stories.

• One of the stories has a spooky tone, and one of the characters is temporarily buried under a stone. 

• Five performers, all wearing day-to-day clothes, no costumes. 

March Library, City Road, March, England, PE15 9LT

When: Friday 1 November, 7pm (doors open 6.45pm)

Running time: 90 minutes, plus interval

Suitable for: Adults and young people 12+yrs

Check it out: www.orpheansprig.com

Tickets: £8.50 / £5 / £4

Book Tickets Online / Phone Box Office 01353 616991 / Visit a library (cash only)