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GRAHAM LANGLEY
Graham has been involved in the folk movement since the late 60s when he was one of the founders of the Grey Cock Folk Club and a member of the
He was a performance arts teacher for 20 years and has since become a prime mover in the development of storytelling in the
A much respected trainer and teacher, he has worked with teachers and young people in many settings including
He was described by The Times as “a storyteller for the 21st century”.
Pam Bishop has been involved with the traditional performance arts in many capacities. She has been a leading figure in the Birmingham Folk Scene for many years as a performer, collector, researcher and publisher, running the legendary Peanuts Folk Club and later the Grey Cock Folk Club. She was a leading light in the
She established the Traditional Arts Team alongside Graham Langley in 2000. Since retiring from academic life she has been very active in fundraising and promoting the traditional arts. Currently she is Music Director of Moseley Village Band, plays in the Mad Moll folk dance band and looks after the song/music/dance side of the Traditional Arts Team. She was editor of Folk Monthly until 2015, improving its quality and more than doubling its circulation since it began. Pam's website