About this Event
Jyne Scots Scriever, Taylor Dyson, and special guests fur a celebration o workin class wummin’s vyces throughoot Scottish history tae noo.
Wae a specific focus oan workin wummin wha wrote in Scots leid includin the Dundee icon, Mary Brooksbank.
Music, performance and a talk aboot the wummin wha aften go owerlooked.
Join Scots Scriever, Taylor Dyson, and special guests for a celebration of working class women’s voices throughout Scottish history.
With a specific focus on working class women who wrote in Scots language, including the Dundee icon Mary Brooksbank.
Music, performance, and a talk about the women who often go overlooked.
About the speakers
Taylor Dyson is a Dundonian playwright, poet and performer. Currently the Scots Scriever, she has won awards and performed her work across Scotland and beyond.
Erin Farley is a local historian, storyteller and writer based in Dundee.
Lynne Campbell is a prize-winning Scots singer from the East Coast.
Siobhan Tolland is a political activist and writer.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
National Library of Scotland, George IV Bridge, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
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