the performer who has the audience hanging on her every word is no stand-up. Rachel Rose Reid is a professional storyteller...
The Times.  Full Article Here

 

It's impossible to take your eyes off Rachel Rose Reid: she absolutely commands the stage. Extraordinarily expressive without ever bordering on histrionic, Rachel spins yarn and weaves dreams - myths and fairy tales for adults - not just with her powerful voice but also with her graceful and flowing gestures. Effortlessly moving between poetic and colloquial language, comedy and tragedy, innocent and sinister moods, her stories are so captivating, her invitation to audience participation so engaging and her delivery so charming, that the performance could easily last another hour without audience attention waning. This is storytelling with a unique and modern twist: contemporary storytelling
at its best.
★★★★★
Antje Papenburg, Three Weeks

 

Magical...all of London held its breath!
Jumoke Fashola, BBC London 94.9fm

Rachel Rose Reid is a poet, dream weaver and mistress story-teller all in one. With her virtuosic employment of rhythm and rhyme she catches us by the tip of the imagination and draws us ...through her compellingly creepy fairytale world. Breaking through boundaries of storytelling, crashing through walls of spoken word RRR is sure to deliver a treat for the senses, and for the mind's eye.
Imogen Butler-Cole, thewhatworks

Rachel's performance was astonishing. She took the stage with an easy and ego-less charm and, with the aid of her powerful, intelligent vocals, began to weave a spell amongst the audience, with tales of mermaids, moon-gazing, and following our dreams.
Paul L Martin, Millionth Muse Productions


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Twisting myth and legend through urban eyes, award-winning storyteller Rachel Rose Reid enjoys boldly taking tales where no storyteller has been before (well, that's what they say, but she thinks they just have short memories). 


Her unique style has brought her acclaim from Arts Festivals across America and Europe (Burning Man, Alden Biesen, Beyond the Border), to clubs, theatres and gin-joints throughout the UK,  (Soho Theatre, Tricycle Theatre, Express Excess, Poetry Cafe, Ronnie Scott's, Southwark Playhouse), as well as respected storytelling venues (Shaggy Dog Tellers, Storytelling Cafe, Storynights at Torriano, SfS Gathering, Vayu Naidu Company, Crick Crack Club, Festival at the Edge).

She uses storytelling as a tool for community development, most recently as part of the Act for Darfur Coalition and with mental health charity Mind.


This Summer she can be found shaking dust off tales in the Pleasance Attic at Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and recording six creation myths for BBC Local Radio networks.