Some Changes Afoot!

In mid-June, Emma King-Farlow and Amy Floyd sat down to discuss the changes in cast and script that were being made to the Fireside Folktales scripts in advance of their upcoming bookings at St Osmund's Church (July), Ham House & Garden (August), and Strawberry Hill House & Garden (September).  Somehow, they also ended up talking about Australian vocabulary!

Four Months On...

In the previous episode of the podcast, Emma King-Farlow and Amy Floyd were making plans for the next phase of their Fireside Folktales adventure. As they sat down for a chat on their four-month anniversary in late May, that second phase was already well under way, with several new bookings confirmed - including one for their first ever evening performances at St Osmund's Church, Barnes SW13 9RT (tickets available HERE)!
 

What Next?

A few days after Fireside Folktales made their hugely exciting debut at the Barnes Children's Literature Festival 2019, Emma King-Farlow and Amy Floyd sat down to discuss their experiences - and to think about what comes next...

One Week To Go!

On 2nd May 2019, with a little over a week to go until the Fireside Folktales company make their debut at the Barnes Children's Literature Festival, Amy Floyd and Emma King-Farlow take stock - and consider the dubious merits of releasing an unedited episode of the podcast!

Three Months On...

Three months after their very first chat about Emma's mad idea of doing some 'theatre in a tent' - and two weeks before their opening performances at the Barnes Children's Literature Festival on May 11th & 12th 2019 - Amy Floyd and Emma King-Farlow reflected on the huge amount of progress they'd made over the previous 12 weeks...

Two Plays Down, One to Go!

On the 12th April, Amy Floyd and Emma King-Farlow discussed their progress, following the previous weeks' Fireside Folktales rehearsals. Topics of conversation this time around included the weather, the tent, a lack of shoes and the continuing search for a meaningful ending!

The Third Rehearsal

In the third episode of the Fireside Folktales podcast, Amy Floyd and Emma King-Farlow share a progress report following their third rehearsal the night beforehand. Topics up for discussion include fighting, fox tails, music, dancing and the search for a meaningful ending!

Getting Started!

The morning after the first Fireside Folktales rehearsal, Emma and Amy found time for another quick chat...

Fireside Folktales - An Introduction!

The day after meeting Amanda Brettargh, director of the Barnes Children's Literature Festival, to confirm their participation in the the 2019 festival (May 11th-12th 2019), a delighted Emma and Amy sat down to record a quick introduction to Fireside Folktales and their plans for the festival weekend.

Happy listening! :-)