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Gav Cross

@gavcross.bsky.social

Storyteller, Theatre Maker, Idiot (He/Him/They/Them) #ND #ADHD linktr.ee/gavcross

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Gav Cross@gavcross.bsky.social · 3mo ago

From the people that voted for the success that is Brexit. Reform. The revenge. Love how low the turn out is too. I remember when we had a local election in Liverpool where I live and so few people turned out we ended up with the leader of British National Party as one of our representatives…

John Reppion@johnreppion.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I do a podcast thing with @gavcross.bsky.social called Haunted Book Club. Gav reads you a short spooky story (45 mins or less) one week, then we get together and discuss live online the next. Please check it out, and if you enjoy it, let others know. If you don't enjoy it, then keep that to yourself

John Reppion@johnreppion.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Haunted Book Club 004 @gavcross.bsky.social, myself, and the bookclubbers discuss Spinach by E F Benson. Find it wherever you get your podcasts, and also on YouTube youtu.be/LCh2ehyhelw?...

Gav Cross@gavcross.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Carefully walk along the tracks with us for our first Haunted Book Club: The Signalman By Charles Dickens. The perennially popular supernatural story of the railways… linktr.ee/haunted_book...

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John Reppion@johnreppion.bsky.social · 6mo ago

The world is frankly terrifying right now, so myself and @gavcross.bsky.social are going to try to give you a bit of mental respite via the medium of old Ghost Stories. Gav will read the story to you, then we'll discuss it together (you can join in too). First story is The Signalman. 17th of Feb.

Gav Cross@gavcross.bsky.social · 8mo ago

Genuine question for family friendly theatre makers. I get the impression that the funded arts sector requires one outcome of going to the theatre is to learn something. Or have a big world concept reaffirmed. Is this the only thing theatre and culture should be?