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| Sound recording, story and joke; a folk tale and joke, from the Scotland, told by Duncan Williamson at a storytelling club run by Jenny Pearson at Watermans Arts Centre, London, 18th October 1986. | |
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| Introduction followed by a narrative joke told by Duncan Williamson, about an Irish man who seeks work in Scotland. He gets a job finding the mole which is destroying a rich man's lawn. He catches the mole and is then asked to give it the worst death he can think of. The Irish man buries the mole alive. | |
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| audience:- | adult |
| recording quality | |
| condition:- | good |
| completeness:- | complete |
| duration:- | 0 hours, 5 minutes, 50 seconds |
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| Storytelling clubs operate in a variety of formats. Some clubs provide a place where anyone can come and tell stories to a small intimate and specialist audience ('floor-spots'); while other clubs run a programme of performances by professional or semi-professional storytellers, and many clubs do a combination of both. In 2007 the UK had in the region of 55 storytelling clubs: the larger, more prominent clubs provide a low key, small-scale circuit for storytelling, for a specialist-interest audience. | |
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| storytelling:- |
storyteller; singer; ballad singer: Duncan Williamson male / Scottish / traveller |
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| origin:- | Scotland |
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| event poster | |
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| administration & programming:- |
administrator; programmer: Jenny Pearson administrator; programmer: The Crick Crack Club administrator; programmer: Ben Haggarty |
| storytelling:- |
London, England: Watermans Arts Centre
19 Oct 1986 storytelling club |
| gift from:- |
storyteller: Ben Haggarty |
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