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Would you like The Storymaster's Tales at your next event?
Enter a world of Magic, Monsters and Mystery. A fabulous folklore quest where the audience must decide what happens next.
It is a multi-media game like no other, using masks, narrated soundscapes, giant dice, acting and puppets. This family show is hosted by actor and games designer, Oliver McNeil.
We can bring our show to your event, party, convention or theatre. With several quests designed for different spaces and audience sizes, The Storymaster's Tales will bring you something unique.
Call Oliver on 07813462104 or contact him for a quote for your event.
As performed at UK Games Expo, Carew Castle, Picton Castle, Oxford Shopping Centre
What is the World?
The adventures are set in an alternative 18th Century Folklore Grimm World. You will encounter magic, fae, the living dead, dark forests, dungeons, strange castles and many other wonderful places.
How do adventures work?
Your Storymaster will guide, and help everyone get involved who wants to through the quest.
The show will contain creature masked actors, scenery, puppets, smoke, narrated soundscapes and props. It’s really unique fun!
What age is it suitable for?
This is suitable for all ages. 7-Adult. *Please note that all children must have a paying adult with them.
How scary is it?
I like to think we are at a level that is intense but not too scary. If you can handle the scary bits of Doctor Who or Harry Potter, you should be ok. If you are bringing children aged between 7-12 years, please consider whether your child will enjoy scary creatures and situations. Please contact me if you have any questions.
How involved do we get?
All through the show, you are all encouraged to work as a team, share information, come up with ideas and volunteer to go through the portal if they want to. Basically, if you don’t want to get involved, you don’t have to but you get more, the more you put in.
Is it good if I have a disability?
It’s wonderful! We have many people who have disabilities. You are not limited by movement, as the game is imagination and storytelling.
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