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CASGLU

CASGLU is the Welsh word for Gathering (pronounced ‘Casglee’). Join us for an informal coffee & chat group for established and emerging storytellers.

CASGLU is an online meeting space for storytellers. Through regular sessions which last an hour to 90 minutes, storytellers discuss hot topics of artistic interest and mutual concern, share practice, develop ideas, network and build relationships. Each session, facilitated by BtB’s bilingual Engagement Co-ordinator, begins with provocations by 1-2 artists/guests, followed by breakout rooms to discuss in small groups.

CASGLU is a consultation and ideas space and an opportunity to initiate debate. CASGLU is equally accessed by experienced professionals, emerging and beginner storytellers. Discussions feed into training and professional development sessions organised by the Beyond the Border festival team. Through CASGLU, artists build relationships and challenge one another, increasing their individual sense of agency as well as their identity as part of a community with growing critical mass.

Next dates:

Friday 2nd June at 11am with Csenge Zalka, discussing Feminist Folktales: Research & Practice. 

 

Csenge is an author and academic and Hungary’s first international storyteller. She performs at festivals around Europe and the USA and has published several folktale collections, including Tales of Superhuman Powers: 55 Traditional Stories from Around the World  and Dancing on Blades: Rare & Exquisite Folktales from the Carparthian Mountains.

June 9th at 11am – Storytelling in Contemporary China with Michelle Xiao, Yinyun Shi and Abbi Patrix.

If you’d like to attend, please follow the link above or email casglu@beyondtheborder.com

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