Sharing the Empowering Joy of Story

Done well, storytelling involves every member of an audience in creating a world, giving everyone a boost to their confidence, understanding, and self-value. It’s this commitment to being Engaging, Participatory, Inspiring, and Creative that makes us Epic.

Whether it’s our regular spot at Glastonbury Festival’s Kidz Field, a talk for a local history club, a workshop to support cultural organisations at the Norfolk & Norwich Festival, one of our five Arts Council supported theatre tours, or anything else, this is what you’ll get when you meet us at an event.

On this page you can read about what we’ve been up to, find out where we’re soon to be, or click the button below to…

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All the Better to Read You With: Book Launch Party

Come join us at the London Excel to celebrate the release of the world’s first book tailored and proven to turn reluctant readers into recreational readers!

24 January 2023

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Quest for the Skills Challenge Badge

Our storyteller Chip visited Swavesey Cub Scouts to help to create their own stories.

15 November 2023

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Scaring Well at Sacrewell Farm!

If you went down to the farm this half-term, you might not have gone home again…

30 October 2023

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Recent Success Stories

“I was particularly impressed because my class are quite young, and some of the stories are quite long, but despite that they were really engaged in them. The way they’re written brought the children’s imaginations alive.”

Helen – Teacher, Pupils aged 4 to 6

“You really know how to keep a kid’s attention! Your storytelling is in no way condescending. Your characters are problem solvers, and having heroes who think their way out of problems is very good for a child’s confidence. We never have to worry that your stories aren’t going to have depth, or might be too frightening. You don’t write to stir up emotions, you write to stir up thoughts, and that is a valuable difference between what you do and what a lot of the ‘big names’ do.”

Dan, father of 8-year-old Elsie

“Children, parents, and teachers all benefited. I wish more institutions will use Epic Tales to develop more curricula.”

Diego Zaffaroni, former Programme Director for ICS Diaz International Schools Milan

“I was particularly impressed because my class are quite young, and some of the stories are quite long, but despite that they were really engaged in them. The way they’re written brought the children’s imaginations alive.”

Helen – Teacher, Pupils aged 4 to 6

“You really know how to keep a kid’s attention! Your storytelling is in no way condescending. Your characters are problem solvers, and having heroes who think their way out of problems is very good for a child’s confidence.”

Dan, father of 8-year-old Elsie

“Children, parents, and teachers all benefited. I wish more institutions will use Epic Tales to develop more curricula.”

Diego Zaffaroni, former Programme Director for ICS Diaz International Schools Milan

Where We’ve Been

Recent school visits include… Amble Links Primary • Barrington Primary • Neverland Primary • Hogwarts Primary • Robin Way Primary • South More Primary•