'The Queen Bee' by The Brothers Grimm. Read by Lisa McKinley

100 Stories Deep is a project by The GAP, bringing you 100 stories over 100 days read by artists & creatives from Balsall Heath & wider Birmingham. We'll be sharing a new story each day, so make sure you subscribe to our channel to not miss out!
Today's story is 'The Queen Bee' by The Brothers Grimm. It is read by Lisa McKinley.
About the reader:
Lisa is a performer and theatre-maker living in Birmingham. She works closely with The Gap Arts Project and co-runs GUSH Theatre and Theatre Mix.
Follow Lisa across these channels:
spotlight.com/3570-8978-3846
LisaDMcKinley
lisamckinleyactor
GUSHtheatre
gushtheatre
About the story:
Two sons of a King venture out into the world and are followed by their simple brother. They eventually stumble upon a castle, where a grey man has a set of tasks for the three brothers.
Age Guide: All
Language: English
About the author:
Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm were German folklorists and linguists born in the late 1700s best known for their collection Kinder- und Hausmärchen (Children's and House-tales, now known as Grimm's Fairy Tales), first published in 1812. They are based the tales on German and European folk tales.
Instagrams: @blahjinder @mighty_khalsa
Purchase the story here:
blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/pro...
If you enjoyed the video then don’t forget to subscribe to our channel and share with others!
________
The GAP is a Birmingham-based arts organisation that supports local communities and young people towards creative and cultural action. You can find more about us through our socials:
www.thegapartsproject.co.uk
Facebook: /thegapartsproject
Instagram: @the____gap
Twitter: @the____gap
This project is kindly funded by Arts Council England's Emergency Coronavirus Fund.