Stories to Tell in the Middle of the Night
Francesca Millican-SlaterStories to Tell When You Stay at Home Specially developed during April 2020, when large part so the globe were on lockdown. It is strange times, we all know that, oddly familiar yet completely unknown. These are stories for adults, while they tidy up, do the washing up, sit very still, try to get some sleep….They are recorded in lockdown, created in a homemade recording studio made from duvets and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts | ||||
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Join Francesca to look out her kitchen window, walk round the block and hear as the view changes and buildings fall.
Join Francesca on a walk with her dog, as she tells smalls stories and tries to find a sense of what she is missing.
Enjoy stories about the strange situation we all find ourselves in now. Stories to stay home to.
In this bonus episode Francesca talks with producer Pippa Frith and sound designer Iain Armstrong about turning the theatre show Stories to Tell in the Middle of the Night into a podcast series. There are conversations about directing, editing, colla... more
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I loved this selection of short, strange tales about the night. It's an unusual format, given that episodes contain more than one story (sometimes two, usually more). but Francesca's writing and delivery, coupled with the expert sound design and production give the series a consistent through-line.
Podchaser54 years agoMark Steadman- A voice you want in your ears
Love Francesca Millican-Slater’s writing, storytelling and voice in my ears. I listen to these stories at night to help me sleep, sometimes I just want to keep listening so it doesn’t always work - loving these! Hoping for more one day! Thank you Francesca
Apple Podcasts5Rach1bee
United Kingdom4 years ago - Love it!
Dark, funny, poignant and unsettling storytelling! Brilliant! I love it!
Apple Podcasts5Katy Rose BUnited Kingdom6 years ago - Stories we all need to hear
When we were younger- children and babies, the best time of the day was that moment we get tucked in by mum or dad and they tell us a story. As adults we rarely relax without a television, and I don’t think a story at night time is ever a bad thing. I’m a child at heart, to sleep I need sounds and this wonderful podcast is enveloping, fascinating, warm and atmospheric, creating a bedtime I didn’t realised I missed until I missed it. Beautifully told and beautifully written. Subscribe. Truly. Yo... more
Apple Podcasts5AbiimUnited Kingdom6 years ago - Storytelling at its very best
Francesca is a natural born storyteller. I loved the thoughtfulness that continued in my head long after the stories ended. Thought provoking and original. I’ve been waiting for a podcast like this, can’t wait for the next instalment.
Apple Podcasts5NLouise WillsUnited Kingdom6 years ago
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