"The term 'Celtic' carries resonance and implications that obscure its designation of specific languages and literatures... Something in the word 'Celtic' prompts and otherworldliness, impracticality, intense pitches of emotion and a certain fey humour... Alas, few stories translated from Celtic languages, whether they are classed as myths, legends or simply texts ever fit the outlines of these cultural caricatures."- James Mackillop, Oxford Dictionary of Celtic Mythology What is a Banshee? Is it a Jungian symbol of longing, lament and desire? Or a sinister archetype perpetuated by a hierarchy. If so, to what end? West Wales based company Sitting Pretty Theatre, presents a vast, dark landscape, where stories are bartered for lives, and where those who spin the truth best achieve the ultimate victory; where myth reigns supreme, leaving mere mortals to fend for themselves … April 10, 2006 Weston Studio, Wales Millennium Centre 8.00pm Box Office 08700 40 2000 www.wmc.org.uk |
| Sitting Pretty Theatre Company web site: www.sittingprettytheatre.org |
| e-mail: sittingpretty@hotmail.co.uk |
| Sunday, March 26, 2006 |
Older news
stories have been carefully archived.
2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999

"The term 'Celtic' carries resonance and implications that obscure its designation of specific languages and literatures... Something in the word 'Celtic' prompts and otherworldliness, impracticality, intense pitches of emotion and a certain fey humour... Alas, few stories translated from Celtic languages, whether they are classed as myths, legends or simply texts ever fit the outlines of these cultural caricatures."