08 December 2009

Creating creativity - Bible Stories in Cockney Rhyming Slang

Readers of Keith Park's article 'Extra! Extra! Read all about it!' in the Winter 09 issue will enjoy this video about his work:


Keith tells me that further performances are planned at Canterbury Cathedral (January 20th and April 28th 2010), Westminster Abbey (February 10th 2010), Rochester Cathedral (March 3rd 2010). Anyone is welcome, but should contact Keith first (keithpark1@onetel.com).  

8 Dec 2009 15:53:39 | Autism, Community settings, Learning disability, Speech and Language Therapy

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