The stories

This story takes place in Bliblington, a more or less normal town, with a name which is rather difficult to pronounce, 26 streets, one for every letter in the alphabet and a few other oddities. All of the books in Bliblington have been disappearing, from the library, the school and the bookshops… Two children, Jilly and Jimmy are determined to get to the bottom of this mystery, which takes us on a fun adventure full of laughs and surprises.

Another one of my own original stories, this time with my own illustrations too.

The River Thames is a tidal river, when the tide goes out and the water level goes down, large areas of mud, stones and sand almost like beaches are revealed and because London is a very old city full of history, these places, these muddy beaches have always been a magnificent source for archaeological finds. In this story we accompany Hanna a Mudlark on an adventure from modern London to the tragic night of the 2nd of September 1666.

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Two children embark on a fantastic adventure after visiting their local sweet shop. The story unfolds leading them to discover a very unusual and «surprisingly healthy treasure.»

A story with some very diverse vocabulary; the weather, the sea, geography, fruits and vegetables, colours, etc. It also deals with healthy eating habits. An extremely dynamic show with stage props, lighting and sound.

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It’s a story about the Peruvian Amazon and a very famous neighbourhood in London. Two very contrasting places…

It’s a story in which these two very different worlds become intertwined, where they mysteriously merge into and out of one another… We meet a teenager called Fran. It was the summer holidays and all Fran’s friends had gone away, she was sitting at home bored… but all of that is about to change…

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Mankind, the humans are destroying the planet with their factories and pollution, but the dinosaurs who have been sleeping for thousands of years begin to awaken and return to the surface to save the Earth and nature and this time, share it equally among all the living creatures.

It starts with a mini story about two letters, W and H.    W was a bit sad, she lived right at the end of the alphabet… and H felt lonely because no one knew he was there, in so many words you couldn’t even hear H… W and H make friends… Through a song and some fun explanations using panels with images children grasp the concept of the WH Questions.

It begins with the friendship of a little girl with a tree…..as the girl becomes a teenager, an adult and finally an old lady she repeatedly goes back to visit the tree. A story that appeals to children and adults alike.

Felicity and her classmates from secondary school are going on a trip into the centre of London to the British Museum. Their teacher, Miss Watson, is apparently the great, great granddaughter of the famous Dr Watson. Find out what happens to Felicity when she comes across a little magic box that takes her on an adventure through time.

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The Parts of a Tree  learn the names of the different parts of a tree, using images, words, our hands and our bodies… a fun activity using music and movement.

Move to the Rhythm much more fun way to learn the body parts in English than the typical: “Heads, shoulders, knees and toes” A silly song, lots of laughs and very educational.

What’s in the Treasure Chest? it’s time to go on an adventure, searching for treasure… we learn the words of the different things we need to find the treasure, then when we do finally find it…what a surprise!

Creeping Through the Forest creeping, jumping, climbing, swimming, etc. Through the forest, in the mud, up a mountain, across the ocean… learning verbs of movemnet and nouns… a very silly and fun activity!

Classic story/adventure from contemporary children’s literature. A dynamic way to practice intonation and pronunciation through onomatopoeic sounds and very expressive phrases. It is suitable for all audiences from 5 years old. A very participatory show. It can also be done as a pronunciation workshop for adults.

Long, long ago, when the people living here on planet Earth were only just beginning to understand the world around them they told stories!

Yuma loved the moon. Every night she went out to the entrance of the cave and looked up at the sky and wondered. Another of my own stories, it’s about the ancient origins of storytelling, understanding the phases of the moon and one very inquisitive girl from long, long ago.

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A heart-warming tale about a rather different hippopotamus, a green hippopotamus with purple spots. The story deals with acceptance and friendship. It’s about spots and stripes, animals and being different. The story is set in the African Savannah, using a large map board to help the audience follow the journey of …The Spotty Hippopotamus.

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“The Enormous Crocodile” wants to find a nice juicy little child for his lunch, and has thought up secret plans and clever tricks. But the other jungle animals are willing to do everything they can in order to stop him. A story full of humour and vocal expressions. Some of the adjectives and verbs are quite complex.

By telling my own story about my personal experience as a teenager in London in the early 1980’s…It begins as a story and slowly turns into a talk and then a debate about “Youth Subcultures”. We look at and listen to 50’s Rock «n» Roll, Soul, Ska, Disco….and Punk. We also look at black music and the important bands in London’s history…

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Different versions for all age groups. For infants and primary with songs…

The Mysterious Castle:
A very inquisitive woman can’t help following a series of mysterious messages written in luminous green, which lead her to investigate a very ancient house which the local inhabitants assure her is haunted.

The only two animals that ever came to that humble little village were Gaja the Elephant and a fierce and terrible tiger called Baghinder.

The children participate and help to tell this story by pretending to be Gaja the Elephant and Baghinder the Tiger. It could be ancient Indian folklore, but it’s actually another one of my own tales.

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Nasty! Wendy is a very Good Witch, a very kind Witch. She’s got lovely shiny white teeth and a very normal nose. She lives in The Happy Forest…she loves all the plants, trees and animals and she cares for them….but one day something terrible comes to the forest, something that makes a terrible, horrible, nasty sound!

What could it be?…..Can Wendy the Witch save the Happy Forest?

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His fables have been told for thousands of years, in this activity, we hear one of the best known of Aesop’s fables then, I bring students into the modern day with my very own version of the very same fable; The Tesla and the Bicycle. A chance to reflect and debate the moral lessons found in both of these stories, a very humorous look at the 21st century.

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