4 women, 5 love letters to Glasgow.
A reimagining of the story of St Enoch, often overlooked Mother of St Mungo, told through 4 Women’s journeys to Glasgow. Together we tread St Enoch’s forgotten path, whilst sharing our own stories along the way, celebrating resilience, homemaking, agency and belonging.
Suitable for audiences aged 16+. Contains adult themes and language including references to sexual violence that some may find upsetting or triggering.
BSL Interpreted
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