26th November 2024 | |
7.30pm - 10pm | |
Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3JD |
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Individual tickets £10/£8 / Double-bill ticket £16/£14 | |
Event organiser/part of The Village Storytelling Centre | |
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Torn from the Same Cloth (7:30pm) 1hr
Whose tears soak the cloth on our backs? This is the story of a global textile industry and two nations bound by more than meets the eye. This new piece weaves traditional and historical tales from India and Scotland about power, corruption, greed and the ones who fight back. Performed by Kirsten Milliken and Neel Debdutt Paul. Directed by Peter Chand.
Mending Nets (9pm) 1hr
Palestinian poet and dancer Nada Shawa and Scottish storyteller Janis Mackay build a bridge of friendship between Scotland and Palestine, presenting the simple and radical belief that the act of telling stories from our lands - especially stories of loss, friendship and hope - can be instrumental in helping people attempt to retrieve an unravelled sense of identity.
Individual tickets £10/£8
Double-bill ticket £16/£14
This event forms part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival go local programme.
Both shows will be premiered at of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2024
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