This winter let Viktor Wynd  share a nightcap with you, tuck you into bed and tell you Fairy Tales, to send you into a deep sleep of strange dreams. 

 February 28th - Scandinavian Fairy Tales - Viktor Wynd

March 14th at 10pm  Irish Fairy Tales – The Further Adventures of Paddy O’Dwire

March 21^st at 9pm  Grimm Tales from The Brothers Grimm

April 4^th at 9pm  - Fairy Tales From Papua New Guinea

April 25^{th 9pm    - Tales from The Arabian Nights}

^{may 9th – 9pm  - Fairy Tales}

^{may 23rd   9pm – Fairy Tales}

Tickets by Donation - 50% of Donations will go straight to CRISIS to Help The Homeless This Christmas. These are strange and difficult times - £10 would be a delightfully kind donation, but £2 would also be very welcome

This winter let Viktor Wynd share a nightcap with you, tuck you into bed and tell you Fairy Tales to send you into a deep sleep of strange dreams.

On Sunday 24th January he will be telling some of his favourite tales from the Brothers Grimm, children may be eaten, burried and come alive again, there could be witches and bewitched frogs, talking animals, hidden treasure and characters may or may not live happily every after

On Valentine's Day let him come into your bedroom and tell you some of his favourite, most exotic and possibly even erotic tales from the legendary Arabian Nights, there will be treasure, there will be Genii, betwitchings, transformations, all in a world of wonder

Viktor Wynd, proprietor of London's eponymous (nay infamous) Museum of Curiosities, Fine Art & UnNatural History has spent the last twenty five years telling stories to audiences across the globe. Fascinated by traditional fairy tales his repetoire includes tales from The Brothers Grimm, The Arabian Nights, Scandinavia, Russia, Italy, France, Irieland, Africa, Papua New Guinea & North America - so far.

Mr.Wynd will be drinking Malmsey Wine (Madeira) this Sunday evening and strongly recommends you do too - or perhaps a glass of Marsala Wine or even Whiskey. That said if you would rather have a cup of cocoa or chamomile tea that would also no doubt be delightful, though you may find that not only will an alcoholic drink help you enjoy the stories, but, certainly if you ahve enough, help you to slip into a deep sleep as well

Tickets are by donation with 50% going to CRISIS to Help The Homeless This Christmas

Tickets by Donation - 50% of Donations will go straight to CRISIS to Help The Homeless This Christmas. These are strange and difficult times - £10 would be a delightfully kind donation, but £2 would also be very welcome