Venue
We're currently meeting in the Dusty Miller in Mytholmroyd.
Ample free parking is available nearby in the Mytholmroyd station car park.
Myths and legends, folktales and fables, fairytales and factual tales are all brought to life during our monthly storytelling evenings.
This is live entertainment like no other!
Each month we either:
- welcome guest storytellers who bring their own magic to the room, or
- give anyone the opportunity to tell a short story at our popular Stories from the Floor sessions - you're welcome to bring a story to tell or come and enjoy listening to the variety of storytellers.
Friday 27 March 2026
Guest Storyteller
Amelia Ace Armande
8:00pm (doors 7:30)
Suggested donation £5 per person, cards and cash welcome.
Visiting storyteller Amelia is bringing their feisty Dionysian tales to the club.
On the side of a mountain called Meros, a young girl is dancing. She is a sacred dancer to the gods, and life on the mountain is all she has ever known. But her journey will take her far from home, across the sea, and deep into the story of Dionysus, the god of wine, revelry, dance and divine madness.
Unstopper the life story of the Greek God of the Vine with non-binary storyteller Amelia Ace Armande, pouring out a heady tale of ecstasy, madness, queer love and resurrection.
REVIEWS
"Cleverly crafted...riveting to watch." - A Bit Crack Storytelling
"A full-bodied, rich experience." - Torriano Storynight
"Beautiful, attention-grabbing, gut-wrenching, warmhearted." - Jon Norman-Mason, storyteller
"Poised and sparkling." - FringeReview
Ace is a performer-storyteller with a keen interest in LGBTQ+ mythology and folklore. They trained as an actor at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School before stepping into the world of storytelling, and have shared stories at the Crick Crack Club, Guesthouse Storytellers, Torriano Storynight, the Oxford Storytelling Festival, Get A Word in Edgeways festival and Queer Spirit festival, as well as touring Austria with Helbling Publishing. They are a founder of the Ropetackle Storytellers in Shoreham and a mentor for the Step Up Spoken Word commission.
The Dusty Miller is kindly allowing us use of their function room: please support them if you can! Food is available to eat before the stories begin, the well stocked bar features a variety of cask ales and a good range of alcohol free beers too, as well as hot drinks.
Donations enable us to bring professional storytellers to the club, and to meet our minimal admin costs. The club is run by volunteers.