Live Indoor, Storytelling

The Story of Auslag: A Saga from Unst


Tales, Tongues and Trails

(Sun 23 Oct: 6pm)

Discover a Shetland story dating back to the 800s, steeped in both historic truth and elements of myth. A Jarl’s daughter, Auslag was an outcast who soon became one of the most powerful figures in Unst, her home island. Based on Andrew T. Cluness’ Trouble With Trolls, Shetland storyteller Marjolein Robertson brings Auslag’s story to life with the rugged richness of Shetlandic language and landscape

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Part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival 2022, Tales, Tongues and Trails is a celebration of regional and international language, landscape and identities for Scotland's Year of Stories.

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In Scotland’s Year of Stories, the Scottish International Storytelling Festival: Keep It Lit invites everyone to the ceilidh; locally, nationally and globally. At the core of Scotland’s culture and identity is the hospitable hearth - a place of solidarity and welcome for friend and stranger alike. Round that symbolic fire, experiences and memories are shared and hope affirmed.

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