Atropa Nights, Southside Fringe, Wednesday 14th May 2014 8.30pm, Govanhill Baths
Atropa Nights
Wednesday 14th May 2014 8.30pm.
Govanhill Baths
http://southsidefringe.org.uk/
Bookings now open click there < For one night only
Govanhill Baths http://www.govanhillbaths.com/
Atropa Nights
Wednesday 14th May 2014 8.30pm.
Govanhill Baths
Limited number of tickets available at a very special never to be repeated price of £5 per person!
Botanica Fabula presents ATROPA NIGHTS Schedule three stories from the poisoner’s almanac; tales of dangerous plants, wilful women and the men who loved them!
Inspired by her study of herbal medicine and love of literature and folklore. Amanda’s stories bristle and intoxicate with a chilling mixture of lust and revenge. These highly original tales are brought to life in an evening of decidedly adult storytelling with bewitching original live music by Louise Cairns.
Govanhill Baths Calder Street, Glsgow G42 7QR
A woman poisons her bloodthirsty employer, a man seduces the woman he longs for, a girl grows up to be…a werewolf? Acclaimed, highly original storyteller Amanda Edmiston brings three original tales to dramatic, chilling life in this evening of decidedly adult storytelling. Inspired by her study of herbal medicine and her love of literature, lore and folk tales, Amanda’s three new stories bristle and intoxicate with lust, revenge, betrayal, growing up and growing old. With original live music by Louise Cairns (River City, Dance Moms), these dark tales are performed with the charming, dangerous enticement that this is storyteller’s winning card. An unsettling fusion of actor and confidante, she’ll have you in her lap before delivering a fatal sucker punch.
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Written by : Pat Byrne
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