The Noisy Library by Story Stitchers

Written & performed by Denise Barry. Lost Light was made as part of: 'This Is Something That I Know' A collaborative project with Story Stitchers and our online community.

Before. Written & Produced by Flick Goodman ‘She was 6 when they died, one hundred years ago. The same age as my daughter now.’ Felicity is trying to understand what came before. Her children play in the next room and she wants to give them roots. She travels back in time to explore her family history connected with Music Hall, Early Cinema and the 1918 Influenza Pandemic. A story told with song about family, history and why we should ask while we can. First live streamed during the 2020 lockdown as the first of Story Stitchers' monthly online Story Circles. We have now added it to The Noisy Library in three parts. Here are some audience comments from the first sharing: "That was great! Really evocative, and I loved the music!" "Wonderful.  Moving, beautiful story - beautifully told." "Very moving, I really enjoyed it." "It was really excellent, I found it so relaxing, captivating and moving. Beautifully put together." "Thank you 💕 This was precious and a wonderful experience 💕 Thank you for sharing 😘" "It was fantastic!"

Before. Written & Produced by Flick Goodman ‘She was 6 when they died, one hundred years ago. The same age as my daughter now.’ Felicity is trying to understand what came before. Her children play in the next room and she wants to give them roots. She travels back in time to explore her family history connected with Music Hall, Early Cinema and the 1918 Influenza Pandemic. A story told with song about family, history and why we should ask while we can. First live streamed during the 2020 lockdown as the first of Story Stitchers' monthly online Story Circles. We have now added it to The Noisy Library in three parts. Here are some audience comments from the first sharing: "That was great! Really evocative, and I loved the music!" "Wonderful.  Moving, beautiful story - beautifully told." "Very moving, I really enjoyed it." "It was really excellent, I found it so relaxing, captivating and moving. Beautifully put together." "Thank you 💕 This was precious and a wonderful experience 💕 Thank you for sharing 😘" "It was fantastic!"

Before. Written & Produced by Flick Goodman ‘She was 6 when they died, one hundred years ago. The same age as my daughter now.’ Felicity is trying to understand what came before. Her children play in the next room and she wants to give them roots. She travels back in time to explore her family history connected with Music Hall, Early Cinema and the 1918 Influenza Pandemic. A story told with song about family, history and why we should ask while we can. First live streamed during the 2020 lockdown as the first of Story Stitchers' monthly online Story Circles. We have now added it to The Noisy Library in three parts. Here are some audience comments from the first sharing: "That was great! Really evocative, and I loved the music!" "Wonderful.  Moving, beautiful story - beautifully told." "Very moving, I really enjoyed it." "It was really excellent, I found it so relaxing, captivating and moving. Beautifully put together." "Thank you 💕 This was precious and a wonderful experience 💕 Thank you for sharing 😘" "It was fantastic!"

Episode Four.  Waiting. A woman seeks a summer of isolation away from all modern conveniences. But some things are easier to get away from than others. Written by Eileen Risk. Performed by Jacqui Buckley.  All writers, performers and the producer are members of Davenham Players. Produced by Tom Barry, co-founder of Stitch.

Episode Three. Strike Three. A quirky comedy about time. Written by Kathryn Lamb. Performed by Jacqui Buckley & Vanessa Duffy. Day Out. Two family members meet after a long time, what brought them to this point? Written by Paulette Anderson. Performed by Denise Barry. I Would. Words of love and devotion...? Written by Kathryn Lamb. Performed by Paulette Anderson. Music interludes performed by David Risk. All writers, performers and producer are members of Davenham Players. Produced by Tom Barry, co-founder of Stitch.

Episode Two. The Bike. Catch up on a bit of gossip as two friends get the kettle on. Written by Paulette Anderson. Performed by Denise Barry & Janet Illidge. The Meeting. Two strangers meet on the beach, a little openness can go a long way. Written by Paulette Anderson. Performed by Eileen Risk. Two Timing.  An everyday series of phone calls, but maybe all is not what it seems. Written by Jacqui Buckley. Performed by Berni Bebbington. Red Eyes. Things didn't work out, how will she feel when he's gone? Written by Kathryn Lamb. Performed by Vanessa Duffy. Music interludes played by David Risk. Intros and links written by Berni Bebbington and Jacqui Buckley, performed by Pam & Pete Lownds.

A pair of teenagers break into their local theatre to spill sci-fi, comedy and nostalgia everywhere. Episode One: Troglodyte - written by:  Denise Barry, performed by:  Berni Bebbington. We hear from a long suffering wife of a... time traveller? Another Country - written by:  Jacqui Buckley, performed by:  Pam Lownds. Take your senses on a trip down memory lane. Planet Zargon - written by:  Paulette Anderson, performed by:  Pete Lownds & Kathryn Lamb. It's children's television... but not as we know it. Music interludes played by David Risk. Intros and links written by Berni Bebbington and Jacqui Buckley, performed by Pam & Pete Lownds.