DUE TO UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED
19:0000h, “Sofia” Gallery
Between Heaven and Earth: Tales of Hidden Bulgaria
by A Spell In Time
Primal tales from the heart of Bulgarian myth and folklore
A woman sits at the crossroads where all dreams come to pass. The stars glisten, the universe listens and stories of old unfold. In a magical landscape that transcends time and space, an ancient river demands a sacrifice, a wild man rides out of the forest, a bride reaches for the heavens, and dark secrets lie buried beneath cold stones.
With a spellbinding mix of storytelling, ritual and evocative music, A Spell In Time presents beautifully haunting tales from the heart of Bulgarian myth and folklore.
A Spell In Time is a unique and acclaimed British-Bulgarian storytelling performance company that brings the power and passion of Bulgarias traditional tales to UK audiences in English for the very first time.
These tales have ancient origins and are largely unknown in the West. Archetypal characters, thrilling narratives and exquisite imagery combine to conjure the intense world of dream and a mythic age of long ago when anything was possible. Beautifully atmospheric and profoundly entertaining, they speak to the heart, mind and soul.
Our audiences were spellbound barely wishing to draw breath in case the spell was broken
Graham Langley, Storytelling Café
Glorious storytelling and music
the stars, the moon and the lamp-posts leaned down to listen in at the windows
Nell Phoenix, StoryNight at Torriano
Extraordinarily poetic
Storytelling at its most deeply colourful red
Storylines
A Spell In Time was formed in 1995 by storyteller Moni Sheehan, who is half-Bulgarian, and musician Ivor Davies. The Companys performances have enchanted audiences throughout the UK and abroad. At a time of increasing interest in Eastern Europe, A Spell In Time presents an exciting distillation of Bulgarian traditional culture that offers an alternative insight into shared human experiences.
Performers in Between Heaven and Earth are: Moni Sheehan, storyteller, and Ivor Davies, musician.
The show is not suitable for children.