Are you brave enough to listen to Halloween tales in a haunted Folkestone bar?
The ghosts of Eleto Chocolate Cafe, Rendevous Street, are once again hosting Hand of Doom’s Spooky Stories for Grown Ups on Saturday, October 26.
Come and and hear some monstrous, terrifying and silly tales from 8pm.
Drinks are available from the bar. Competition during the interval to win some ghoulishly cheap treats.
Tickets cost £6 and are available on the door or from Ticket Source.
Need an antidote to the saccharin-fest of Valentine’s?
Then come on down to Hand of Doom’s twisted tales of love and lust on Friday, February 15 from 8pm at Juncion 13, 1B Town Walk, Folkestone, CT20 2AD.
Fabulous poundshop prizes are also up for grabs in our usual competition.
Tickets cost £5 and are available from the venue or from https://bit.ly/2SahbTt. Come early to get a good seat.
Prepare to be scared this Halloween in the ghostly town of Folkestone!
Hand of Doom Productions once again invites you to gather round and hear some terrifying tales, monstrous monologues and scary sketches by Anthony White, Ribs Norman, Neil Dillon, Michele Sheldon, Adam Skipper, Louise Burgess and Charles Bain Smith.
It takes place on Saturday, October 27 at the Eleto Chocolate Cafe, Rendevous Street, Folkestone, from 8.30pm to 10.30pm. Doors open at 8pm.
Drinks are available from the bar (cash, no cards). Competition during the interval to win some ghoulishly cheap treats.
Tickets cost £6 and are available on the door or from Ticket Source.
Fed up with all the Valentine’s Day drivel? Want to hear some twisted tales of love? Live near Faversham or Folkestone?
Then come along to Twisted Love on Friday, February 16 at The Limes, Preston Street, or on Saturday, February 17 at the Eleto Chocolate Cafe, Folkestone, from 8pm to hear stories by Michele Sheldon, Mike Blakemore, Charlie Bain-Smith with a very special appearance from preying mantis duo Burgess and Norman.
Tickets cost £5. For Faversham go to https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/event/FFELGF and for Folkestone go to https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/date/448629 .
Cash bar only at Folkestone.
Fearless folks of Faversham and Folkestone!
Prepare to be scared by some spine-tingling stories and ghoulish (PoundUniverse) prizes this Halloween.
We’ll once again be gathering around the fireplace in the opulent Drawing Room of Folkestone’s famous Grand Hotel to hear spooky tales written especially for Hand of Doom Productions on Friday, October 27 from 8pm. Drinks available from the bar.
Then, on Saturday, October 28, we’ll be chilling The Faversham Society & Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre at 13 Preston Street, ME13 8NS Faversham, Kent from 8pm where you can bring your own bottle of something to steady your nerves.
Both events cost £6. For more details for Folkestone, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/359715527786531/?ref=br_rs and for Faversham, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/404655723282887/
Come and listen to six stories and a song inspired by the UK’s largest public art festival.
The fourth Folkestone Triennial, from September to November 5, sees 20 international artists creating site-specific public artworks across the town, relating to the theme of Double Edge.
Tales of the Triennial takes place at The Troubadour of Kent pub in Tontine Street on Friday, September 29 from 8pm.
Tickets cost £5 and are available online or from The Troubadour of Kent – Micropub.
https://www.facebook.com/events/125320654787708/
Come and listen to some tales of May madness, Mayans and a certain hairy rock star at Hand of Doom’s May-themed story nights in Kent.
They take place in Folkestone on Friday, May 19 at the Grand Hotel, The Leas, and the following evening, Saturday, May 20, in Faversham at The Guidhall, both from 7.45pm for an 8pm start.
For more information, please go to Facebook Hand of Doom Productions
We’re busy planning our next live storytelling event and we want more Kent writers to be part of it! We’re looking for a new short story or monologue that we can perform at our May event, taking place in both Faversham and Folkestone.
The theme of May is purposely vague, to encourage a wide range of entries. Think: May Day, Mayday (as in SOS), mayhem, maybe, Theresa May. Well, maybe not…
The winner will have their story or monologue read at both events and receive a cut of the profits (sadly never massive, but it’s still payment!). The winner will also get two free tickets for the venue of their choice (venues and dates to be confirmed shortly).
You can read the full details and rules here.
Good luck!
Hate hearts and flowers?
Hand of Doom presents not one but two nights of alternative love stories.
The first takes place on Valentine’s Day, Tuesday, February 14 at the Old Wine Vaults, Faversham, from 8pm to 11pm followed by another on Friday, February 17 from 8pm to 11pm at Folkestone’s historic hotel The Grand.
Gather round to hear a host of twisted tales of the heart brought to life by actors and writers. Come alone, or with your partner but don’t expect romance.
Writers include Charlotte Forfieh, Kate van der Borgh, Mike Blakemore, Truda Thurai, Ribs Norman and Michele Sheldon.
Tickets:
Faversham £3 on the door.
Folkestone £6 from Ticket Source or £7 on the door.
For more details go to Twisted Love.
Hand of Doom presents a night of Festive Phantoms & Yuletide Yarns at Family, Rendevous Street, Folkestone on Friday, December 16 from 8pm.
Gather around the giant table and let our expert readers regale you with six new ghostly and macabre Christmas tales written by Primrose Coulter, Nicola Apps, Ribs Norman and Michele Sheldon.
Read by actors Ryan Hills, Nicola Howard and Louise Burgess.
The event is PWYW – Pay What You Want. Bar, mince pies and hot food available on the night.
https://www.facebook.com/events/359210731094723/?active_tab=discussion
Dare to be scared?
Hand of Doom presents a night of strange and ghostly tales in Folkestone’s historic Grand Hotel on Friday, October 28 at 8pm.
Gather around the fireplace and prepare to be scared as our expert readers regale you with tales of horror, supernatural sightings, ghostly goings-on and the downright peculiar.
Stories by award-winning writers Jo Tiddy, Kate van der Borgh, Truda Thurai, Matt Hodgkinson, Primrose Coulter, Ribs Norman and Michele Sheldon.
Just £3 on the door. Bar available.
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