Listen, Noah’s Wife by Roppotucha Greenberg was part of last year’s Solstice Shorts Festival, Time and Tide.
Because our venues were mostly very remote we had a lot of trouble finding British Sign Language interpreters, so instead we got translations to be uploaded later. This one is translated and performed in BSL by Marcel Hirshman
We are crowdfunding for this year’s festival, until 15th October. Help us make it brilliant!
Uploading the videos from Solstice Shorts 2019, Time & Tide continues.
Here is Listen, Mrs Noah by Roppotucha Greenberg read at Greenwich by Patsy Prince
and (audio only) at Holyhead
Many of the stories and poems were read at more than one of the venues, so there will be an opportunity to compare and contrast!
Limited edition illustrated book of the material available now only from our webshop or from our events .
We are aiming to get BSL translations of some of the material, and this will also be on the website in about March, to coincide with the launch of the bookshop version of the book.
Carlisle
NOON – Carlisle The Old Firestation
Poems
After Hours, Stuart McKenzie
An Autumn Noon, Ian Grosz
Arthur Streeton Advises his Students, Mandy Macdonald
By the Obelisk Sundial Drummond Castle, Jane Aldous
Farewell My Father, Anne Elizabeth Bevan
Fire at Midday, Susan Cartwright-Smith
I am not Beautiful at Noon, Elinor Brooks
Mad Dogs and Englishmen, Laila Sumpton
Moon Jellyfish, Ness Owen
Noon Son, Alison Lock
Noon Talk, Graham Burchell
Still No Name, Marika Josef
Sun Beats over New Orleans, Natalie Gasper
Unleashed, Paul Foy
Stories
#Noon, Su Yin Yap
Mother And Child, Barbara Renel
Noon Child Unknown, Diana Powell
On Kings And Falling, Roppotucha Greenberg
Up On The Roof, Lily Peters
Performers
Barbara Renel and Susan Cartwright-Smith will read their own work and Alex Morrison, Becca Roberts, Esther Ridgway and Owain Lewis will read the work of writers who can’t get there.
