Hello, I’m Lucy. I write and tell stories creating and performing storytelling shows for festivals, museums, theatres and on-screen. I’m passionate about how oracy and literacy can be supported through media and arts.  

This site is dedicated to my oral storytelling and charity work but I’m also an actor and voice actor recently filming Mammoth, a comedy for BBC Wales, BBC Two and BBCiPlayer.

Represented by Sam Dodd at Carey Dodd Associates and Authors

Aloud.

Spotlight and IMDB

Story Ideas: Post a Story

Charity and Volunteering

BBC Children in Need

BBC Children in Need believes that every child should have the chance to thrive and be the best they can be. They fund thousands of charities and projects in every corner in the UK. I’m thrilled to support Children in Need at CarFest this summer. I’ll be performing each evening at Pudsey Spot to help raise money and awareness.

Libraries

Libraries promote reading for pleasure, learning and creativity through empowering people to access information, knowledge and culture. I’m delighted to support the work of libraries as a Storyteller in Residence supporting oracy and literacy development. My storytelling events use original stories performed aloud to boost language development and communication skills. Our community reach has included local primary schools and scout and cub groups.

BookTrust

Community 

Sharing stories at an elderly lunch and social club supporting community engagement.

Arts and Media

I’m part of the Exec Group supporting The Children’s Media Foundation. The Children’s Media Foundation is dedicated to ensuring UK children have access to the best possible media, on all platforms, at all ages.

Some organisations I’ve worked with:

“The children absolutely loved it” 

Year 3 Teacher, School Visit

“A shining presentation”

Attain Magazine

“A lovely mix of storytelling and nature”

The British Library

“The session was great today. Lucy did a wonderful job getting the children enthralled in the story”

Audience feedback, The British Library

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