Little Angel Theatre

Watch the Little Angel Theatre on YouTube for some hilarious puppet shows based on Jon Klassen picture books and a whole heap of fairy tales.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmAEEtplnZ3YkZ3FWfbwJPQ

You can also read about the background to the showsĀ  – including the cardboard box theatre – on this BBC reportĀ – which also shows how other people have been building mini theatres for themselves, just with whatever’s lying around

You’re never too old for a picture book, and you’re never too old for a puppet show šŸ™‚

Bruce Springsteen on YouTube

Bruce Springsteen has added a number of live concerts from his archives to his YouTube channel free to watch, including Hyde ParkĀ  2009, Hammersmith Odeon 1975 and the New Orleans Jazz Festival 2006.

If you know of any other freely available online concerts or performances, please let me know and I’ll share here and on Twitter, @OLHSLRC.

https://www.youtube.com/brucespringsteen

Oi Frog!

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone

Three Uncanny Stories by Robert Louis Stevenson

Audio versions of Three Uncanny Stories by Robert Louis StevensonĀ  are available as free downloads from ASLS and read online (via YouTube).

Tale o Tod Lapraik read by James Robertson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=28&v=k8YEp8ypRDI&feature=emb_logo

Thrawn Janet read by Alan Bissett

The Bottle Imp read by Louise Welsh

See website for more information:
https://asls.arts.gla.ac.uk/StrangeTales.html

The Tale o Tod Lapraik

The Scots in Schools website features a collection of literature written in Scots or translated from standard English into Scots.

One of the stories is a comic version of The Tale o Tod Lapraik by Robert Louis Stevenson, which you can download to read in colour or black and white, or listen to as a n audio version (on a different website – see below):

“Robert Louis Stevensonā€™s horror story The Tale o Tod Lapraik is a masterpiece of prose written in the Scots language. Scots Hoose is delighted to present Gary Welshā€™s world-class artwork in this exciting new comic version of Stevensonā€™s classic story of suspense and cruelty set in the Firth of Forth on the mysterious Bass Rock.”

http://www.scotsinschools.co.uk/secondary.html

Big Dreams on Screen

A competition open to anyone between 7-12 years old.

Another competition from Into Film, this time with Puffin Books.

This competition aims to inspire young people to think about their dreams and how they can share them with the world. To enter, young people must storyboard their dream, whether it’s based on their personal goals, an extraordinary idea or even their favourite Puffin book. Above all, the judges will be looking for imagination and creativity! The competition is open for those aged 7-12 years, and entries are open untilĀ 3 August 2020.

More details here
https://www.intofilm.org/big-dreams-on-screen-terms-and-conditions

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