import img192w from '$images/scotsoun/sscd816-192w.jpg';
import type Scotsoun from '$types/Scotsoun';

const cd: Scotsoun = {
  img: {
    width192: img192w,
  },
  title: 'Michael',
  subtitle: 'A Ballad Play in Scots',
  longName: '"Michael: A Ballad Play in Scots"',
  author: 'William Hershaw',
  cdCount: 2,
  price: '18.00',
  scotsounId: '816',
  uploadDate: '2023-08-25',
  description: {
    'en-GB': `
        <i>Michael: A Ballad Play in Scots</i> by William Hershaw is based on the
        character of Michael Scot of Balwearie, the 12th-century philosopher, translator,
        polymath, alchemist and reputed wizard. Hershaw has combined the historical and
        folk myth aspects of the Michael Scot legend to create a gripping portrayal of a
        troubled soul who attempts to destroy the universe in order to prove the existence
        of God.
      </p>
      
      <p>
        Written in lively and accessible Scots, the play takes Scottish drama to new places
        by placing a cast of devils and historical figures (including Robert Burns and Jimmy
        Shand) in the setting of traditional ballads and folklore. The result is a tragic but
        life-affirming tale brimful with dark humour, magic, horror and contemporary relevance.
      </p>

      <p class="italic">
        Originally published as a book in 2016
    `,
    sco: `
        <i>Michael: A Ballad Play in Scots</i> bi William Hershaw is based on the character
        o Michael Scot o Balwearie, the 12th-centurie philosopher, owersetter, polymath,
        alchemist an reputit warlock. Hershaw haes pit the heistorical an fowk-myth
        aspecks o the Michael Scot legend thegether fur tae tell a grippin tale o a
        sair-set sowel at ettles tae destroy the universe fur tae pruive the exeistence
        o God.
      </p>

      <p>
        Scrieved i livelie an accessible Scots, the pley taks Scottish drama to new
        airts bi pittin a cast o divils an heistorical figurs (nae least Rabbie Burns
        an Jimmy Shand) i the settin o tradeitional ballads an fowklair. The result
        is a tragic but life-affirmin tale brimfu wi dark humour, magic, horror an
        contemporar relevance.
      </p>

      <p class="italic">
        Oreiginallie publisht as a beuk i 2016
    `,
  },
};

export default cd;