ABOUT

Daniel Morden has been a professional storyteller since 1989. He has travelled the world, collecting and telling traditional stories. He has a huge repertoire, from timeless Greek myths and thrilling adventures to awful jokes. He has given the Opening Address at Sydney Writers Festival, won awards for his books and was recently awarded The Hay Festival Medal. 

GREEK MYTH

As a solo artist or in collaboration with Hugh Lupton, Daniel is known for lucid, poignant and authentic retellings of Greek and Roman tales. In 2006 they were awarded The Classical Association Award for ‘the most significant contribution to the public understanding of the classics’

His repertoire includes retellings of Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey and many shorter tales, including Orpheus, Midas and Demeter & Persephone.

Programmes available for adults and school audiences. Daniel is happy to discuss your requirements.

‘The tale of Echo and Narcissus stopped all of our hearts, however hardened by age’ THE GUARDIAN

TRAINING

Daniel is an experienced teacher. He has taught widely, for such organisations as The National Theatre, Ty Newydd Writer’s Centre, University of South Wales, Newport Film School and University of Falmouth. He is happy to discuss teaching online.

Latest tweets!

Tonight I am telling FOLK HORROR STORIES at Front Room Theatre Weston-Super-Mare. Interview on Radio Bristol- https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002kqrv
Tickets- https://frontroomwsm.com/event/folk-horror-stories-with-daniel-morden

Saturday night I will be sharing an evening of folk horror stories with local storytellers in beautiful BARMOUTH! Tix
Dragon Theatre https://share.google/7fPHnrgntNgOMjVsB

Yesterday, some of Year 6 were lucky enough to have a visit from author and storyteller @DanielMorden3. He shared the first half of a story & the pupils created story maps to help them remember the different locations. He gifted us some signed copies of his book too! @FCATrust

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