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Author: Emma Gibbs

Emma Gibbs is a student graduating from Falmouth University this year. As a novice gig rower, she spends every weekend on the water and in her spare time enjoys reading and exploring the hidden treasures that Cornwall has to offer.
1 June 201616 May 2019

The Mousehole Cat

Categories Reviews

Join contributing writer Emma Gibbs as she delivers her sparkling review of The Mousehole Cat, adapted by playwright Alan M. Kent, which was performed at The Minack Theatre last month. Last month, I went to the Minack Theatre to see the much-anticipated production of The Mousehole Cat, inspired by the children’s book of the same…Continue Reading “The Mousehole Cat” →

1 April 201616 May 2019

Review: Duchy Ballet

Categories Reviews
Simon Willson Photography

Contributing writer Emma Gibbs gives a review of Duchy Ballet’s performance at Hall for Cornwall in Truro last month. On the 11th March, I was treated to an evening of ballet at the Hall for Cornwall with Duchy Ballet’s much anticipated performance of The Snow Queen and Stepping Out to Gershwin. Ballet is something very…Continue Reading “Review: Duchy Ballet” →

1 March 201621 January 2021

Duchy Ballet: The Snow Queen

Categories Music Kernow
Duchy Ballet: The Snow Queen

Contributing writer Emma Gibbs uncovers what it was like to be behind the scenes at one of Duchy Ballet’s dance rehearsals. The Duchy Ballet will be performing The Snow Queen and Stepping Out to Gershwin at the Hall For Cornwall on the 11th and 12th of March.  The Duchy Ballet is a non-profit organization that helps inspire and…Continue Reading “Duchy Ballet: The Snow Queen” →

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Cornish Story is an initiative created with the vision to promote a greater knowledge of Cornwall and the Cornish Diaspora overseas.

Unique, exclusive stories and films are combined with articles relating to all aspects of Cornish culture in the past and present.

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If you’d like to contribute content or volunteer with us, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

We’re also looking for sponsors. Your support will be gratefully acknowledged through our web articles.

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  • The Wheal Agar Disaster of 1883 2 June 2025

Dynnargh / Welcome

Cornish Story is an initiative created with the vision to promote a greater knowledge of Cornwall and the Cornish Diaspora overseas.

Unique, exclusive stories and films are combined with articles relating to all aspects of Cornish culture in the past and present.

Join Us

If you’d like to contribute content or volunteer with us, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

We’re also looking for sponsors. Your support will be gratefully acknowledged through our web articles.

Recent Articles

  • Penberth Cove – a poem by Ruth Tremayne Harry 26 June 2025
  • At Stamford He Fought and at Lansdowne He Fell 26 June 2025
  • Dick Twinney and his Art 26 June 2025
  • ‘Twill all come round, Boy! Never Fear!’ – a poem by Bert Biscoe 2 June 2025
  • Cornish Ghosts 2 June 2025
  • The Wheal Agar Disaster of 1883 2 June 2025

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Cornish Story is an initiative created with the vision to promote a greater knowledge of Cornwall and the Cornish Diaspora overseas.

Unique, exclusive stories and films are combined with articles relating to all aspects of Cornish culture in the past and present.

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