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Kitchen Garden Cafe, York Road B14 7SA
Doors open and food served from 6:30. Performances begin 7:30.
Entrance via Fletchers Bar






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Morgan La Fey
Cath Little
Wednesday 19th March

The old Welsh myth of the nine sacred sisters who live on the magical island of
apples, Ynys Afallon, still weaves a spell of fascination through time.
The name of the eldest sister is Morgan. One of our oldest fragments of myth tells
the story of the mother, Modron, who has lost her child, Mabon.
Some researchers think that Morgan and Modron are one and the same and that she
is folklore’s memory of a Celtic Mother Goddess.
There are other references to Morgan in early medieval legends, when Morgan is
known for her knowledge and power as a healer, as Morgan the Wise.
But in later accounts Morgan is vilified as a spiteful sister and a wicked witch.
How and why did Morgan’s story change? How can Morgan’s story help us
understand our own stories?
In this masterful weaving together of ancient myths from Wales and other Celtic lands, Cath Little breathes the stories of Morgan La Fay back to life.
Doors open and food served from 6:30 pm. Performance begins 7:30pm.
Entrance via Fletchers Bar.
Tickets £10
Book online at https://wegottickets.com/event/653356 or pay on the door.
Three White Roses
Tim Ralphs
Tuesday 15th April

In the days before King Arthur's fateful last battle, a woman rides out with a mysterious mission. Prophecy and magic drive her through a land churned up by civil war. Camelot has fallen. The round table is broken and burning. In her hands are three white roses, gifts for 'the most virtuous of women', but our heroine has no clue as to what those words mean or where such women might be found.
Join the dynamic and entertaining Tim Ralphs as he flips the pages of old Arthurian tales and finds new perspectives on our ancient legends. Tales of passion, enchantment and the temperance needed to bring peace in troubled times. When the clamour of battle rings, these women keep the wheel of the world turning. It's time their stories were told.
Doors open and food served from 6:30 pm. Performance begins 7:30pm.
Entrance via Fletchers Bar.
Tickets £10
Watch this space for online booking or pay on the door.