Sioe
'Perlysiau Sanctaidd Prydain'
13:30-14:30
Ymunwch â Claire Mace am ailadroddiad dwyieithog o stori Olwen, merch y cawr yr oedd ei gwallt yn felynach na'r banadl a’i bochau’n gochach na blodau bysedd y cŵn.
Ble bynnag mae’n cerdded mae’n gadael meillion gwyn o’i hôl. Hi yw arwres “Culhwch ac Olwen” stori o lawysgrifau canoloesol, Y Mabinogion.
Dyma diriogaeth Olwen, a ysbrydolwyd gan lên gwerin o bob cwr o Gymru. Plethir mytholeg, hud a lledrith, llên lysieuol, chwedlau gwerin, storïau’r coed a phlanhigion ynghyd i ddarlunio'i thirwedd.
Cafodd y perfformiad chwedleua traddodiadol hwn o’r stori ei ddatblygu diolch i Wobr Esyllt gan Chwedl, rhwydwaith o chwedlwragedd yng Nghymru.
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Show
'Sacred Herbs of Britain'
13:30-14:30
Join Claire Mace for a bilingual retelling of the story of Olwen, the giant’s daughter, with hair yellower than the broom and cheeks pinker than the foxglove.
She leaves a trail of white clover wherever she walks, and is the heroine of ‘Culhwch and Olwen’, a tale from the mediaeval manuscripts of the Mabinogion.
Inspired by folklore from across Wales, this is Olwen’s territory. This show blends herb lore, folk tales and stories of the trees and plants to illuminate her landscape.
This traditional storytelling performance has been developed thanks to the Gwobr Esyllt Prize from Chwedl, the network of women storytellers in Wales.
