Stories of love, loss and renewal told with words, song and scrolling illustrations

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If the living and the dead could speak, what questions would they ask of one another? How can love and our connection with the natural world help us to remember and renew the parts of ourselves that have been forgotten? Beyond the Glass Mountain weaves traditional and contemporary tales, spoken and sung, with the simple visual magic of crankie theatre.

A StoryNight classic! Exceptional talent headlining the evening. Cath Little and Bronia Evers brought us pure wonder, and woo’d us with their well-rooted tellings and gently compelling audience connection. A rare treat! And crankies and singing! Sublime!”

— Nell Phoenix, Storyteller and host of Story Night at Torriano, London

“Thank you for your wonderful show. Just beautiful art, theatre and storytelling, you had the audience enthralled.”

— Sue Smee, Head of Programming, Ruskin Mill, Gloucestershire

More about Beyond the Glass Mountain

This collaboration was born out of the Covid-19 lockdown. In 2021, Bronia and Cath worked together in their separate homes, commissioned by Beyond The Border International Storytelling Festival, to create a digital short film ‘Cold Blows The Wind’ . This ancient ballad tells of loss, the consolation that is to be found in nature, and of emergence from grief, through winter, into spring. You can view the short film here.The piece has since developed into a live performance project by Cath and Bronia, featuring a collection of stories exploring the themes love, loss and renewal.

Cath Little is a Cardiff-based Storyteller and Singer with “rough magic” in her voice, and in her words “the gift of the story comes through.” She has a strong belief in the power of stories to connect us to one another, to the land, and to the people who once lived here. Cath tells traditional stories from her Irish English heritage and her Welsh homeland.