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Fairytales for Grown-ups: Rebranding Beelzebub

FAIRYTALES FOR GROWN UPS
Crick Crack Beezlebub
  • 6 Apr 2023 View Dates & Times

    The expected runtime of this event is 75 minutes

  • The Woodshed
  • Performances
  • Adults
  • £12 Per Person

The Crick Crack Club presents: Fairytales for grown-ups Rebranding Beelzebub - Performance storytelling by Tim Ralphs

Have you seen the cloven hoof prints on the cellar steps? Have you heard the fiddle player cursing? Can you smell the scent of burning secrets?

Shot through with diabolical horror, absurd confessions and humour fit for the unholy ghost - master of all things odd, Tim Ralphs, shines a spotlight on Him Downstairs, Old Nick, Beelzebub, the Devil himself, to see if he might just be ready for a rebrand!

In this wild reimagining of folktale, fairytale and urban legend, Tim exhumes the bones of ancient Devil stories and stitches them into new skins for fresh consumption. This grand collection spans supermarket stalls, urban sprawls, mad drunken preachers, and widow’s sons - darkly humorous with a distinct whiff of sulphur…

75 mins show (no interval)

Suitable for adults (14+)

This event takes place in the Woodshed Theatre at The Story Museum in Oxford. For streaming tickets please click here.

  • 6 Apr 2023 View Dates & Times

    The expected runtime of this event is 75 minutes

  • The Woodshed
  • Performances
  • Adults
  • £12 Per Person
“Pure and utter genius”
Huddersfield Literature Festival
“Elegant, funny and often irreverant”
Fringe Guru