This gives details of the more specialised sets of stories available.
Welsh Legends & Folktales, Myths & Monsters, and Manx Tales.
Again each of the three very different sets of stories lasts about an hour and contains about ten tales.
Welsh Legends & Folktales
(Some general Welsh tales, but with many from Monmouthshire, Blaenau Gwent and The Valleys)
Here be Dragons
The Witches of the Valleys
Shakespeare’s Cave
Puck and the Wedding Dress
The Bwca
The Kindly Fairies
Faithful Friend
The Bird of Enchantment
St Collen and the Otherworld King
The White Horse of Blaina
The Dragon Rock
Music in the Air
The Gwrach y Rhibyn
Ghostly Footsteps – Hunting the Mammoth
The Missing Bride
The Enchanted Book
Smaller & Smaller
The Mermaid’s Warning
The Lady of Llan y Fan Fach
The Devil’s Bridge
The Ghost of PC Pope
The Witches of Betws-y-Coed
Manx Fantastic Fairy Tales
The Isle of Man has it’s own rich tradition of folklore influenced by the Celts and Vikings, and the most wonderful and varies fairy tales!
Lord Manannan, Wizard of the Enchanted Isle
The Phynodderee’s Sorrow
The Buggane of St. Trinian’s
The Black Dog of Peel
The Time Thief
Beware the Ben-Varrey
The Fiddler and The Fairy Folk
Jack the Giant Killer
Manx Cats and Viking Helmets
The Glashtin
Goggins
The Legend of the Loghtan
The Lonely Keimagh
How the Isle of Man was Made
Myths & Monsters – Greek Myths and much, much more!
Thor’s Hammer
The Riddle of The Sphinx
Perseus and Medusa
Fenrir, The Giant Wolf
The Chimaera
The Tale of The Lock Ness Monster
Ganesha’s Lost Tusk
The Gorgon and The Gargoyles
How to Chase a Basilisk
The Mysterious Kappa
The Lambton Worm
The Monster That Never Was