• RACHEL ROSE REID


    Rachel keeps oral tradition fresh-faced,

    bridging the worlds of storytelling and spoken word,

    from rock festivals to theatres, and campfires to concert halls.

  • Immense skill and breathless conviction...There's no faulting Reid's command of her craft.

    A compelling teller of stories. She has a warm, engaging voice, a voice that draws the audience in, and an open, inviting style of performance...An air of the bittersweet permeates and old stories sound fresh in her mouth. Her delivery is polished, with not a word out of place

    Reid’s approach is so personal, idiosyncratic and unpredictable... It’s much more like Peter Shaffer reimagining Mozart – an artistic life retold, as the vehicle for another artist’s ideas and preoccupations. It’s marvellous.

    Recent years have witnessed a renaissance of spoken word. Rachel Rose Reid is at the forefront of this resurgence...a lesson in the power of a good story creatively told...astonishing.

    Queen of the New Wave of Storytellers. 

    Rachel Rose Reid is polished and compelling....definitely one to watch

  • Silence Tour Dates 2018

    In the whole World, only one manuscript unfolds the Roman de Silence, inscribed in 13th century Cornwall & discovered at Wollaton Manor, Nottinghamshire in 1911 in a box marked Old Papers, No Value.

    But suffrage protests were at their explosive height, & this tale suggested that England depended on a quest for female freedom.

    So the legend was silenced once more.

    But the story was made to be told.

    Now is the time to tell it.


    To make press and booking enquiries, please click here
    To add yourself to Rachel's mailing list please click here

  • Silence Tour Dates 2018

     

     

    Silence

    In the whole World, only one manuscript unfolds the Roman de Silence, inscribed in 13th century Cornwall & discovered at Wollaton Manor, Nottinghamshire in 1911 in a box marked 'Old Papers, No Value'.

    It was too hot to handle. Suffrage protests were at their explosive height, & this tale suggested that England depended on a quest for female freedom.

    So the legend was silenced once more.

    But the story was made to be told.

    Now is the time to tell it.


    To make press and booking enquiries, please click here
    To dd yourself to Rachel's mailing list please click here

    10 April, London

    Stowtellers, Orford House, 73 Orford Road London, E17 9QZ
    19.30, £5/£6, contact: stowtellers@yahoo.co.uk

    12 April, Frome

    Mr Rook's Speakeasy, Rook Lane Chapel, Bath St, BA11 1DN Frome
    19.30, £7.50 in advance, £9 on door (cash only), to book tickets click here

    19 April, Totnes

    South Devon Storytellers, Totnes Methodist Church, 47 Fore Street, TQ9 5RP

    19.30, to book tickets click here

     

    21 April, Topsham

    Aretmis, Storytelling in Topsham, Matthews Hall, Fore Street, Topsham, Exeter, EX3 0HF

    20.00, £8, to book tickets click here

    26 April, Liskeard

    Liskeard Storytelling Café, The Public Hall, 3-5 West Street, Liskeard PL14 6BW

    19.30, £2, contact: moconnor@ision.co.uk

    28 April, Bristol

    Hamilton House, 80 Stokes Croft, BS1 3QY Organised by Bristol Storyfest
    Up to £6.50 / £8.50 / 3 tkts for £15 (+ booking fee), bookings and further information

    11 July, Nottingham

    Beeston Tales, White Lion Bar and Kitchen, 24 Middle Street, Beeston, NG9 1FX
    19.30, £6/£5, contact: tim.ralphs@gmail.com

    20-22 July, Festival at the Edge

    Festival at the Edge, Alderford Lake, Tilstock Road, Whitchurch, Shropshire, SY13 3JQ
    Up to £115, bookings and further information

  • Enquiries & Bookings

    By continuing, you agree to our
    Privacy Policy
    Submit

© Copyright 2014 Rachel Rose Reid

Privacy Policy
×
If you write to us, we will not share your name, email, or other personal details with any other mailings lists or organisations