Cartef

EMMA HERON; Emyr John

Cartef

Translated title of the contribution: At Home

EMMA HERON, Emyr John

Research output: Non-textual form › Performance

Abstract

Set against the backdrop of the 1929 National Eisteddfod in Liverpool, when the foundations for the resurgence of Welsh National Identity were being laid, Cartref calls its audience to witness a closed immigrant community in mourning as a middle-aged Welsh woman prepares a funeral tea in her chapel in accordance with the traditions of her community.

Written and Performed by Emma Heron
Directed by Emyr John

Translated title of the contribution	At Home
Original language	Multiple languages
Publication status	Published - 21 Jun 2017

Keywords

Liverpool
Welsh
Wales
history
community
feminist methodology
hidden histories
Women's lives

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Keywords

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