In the days before Britain had been named, they were the first to set foot on the island. Sisters. Refugees. Shipwrecked and storm-weary. On the hunt for a home of their own. A land where they could live free.
So how come we’ve forgotten the story of our first (and fiercest) mythic mothers? Queens of Albion aims to set the record straight – as well spilling the beans on how a giant made Stephe miss her ninth birthday party. Intelligent, irreverent spoken-word from contemporary storyteller Stephe Harrop.
Suitable for audiences aged 14+.
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