Elisabeth Flett is an award winning Scottish multi-instrumentalist, theatre-maker and writer. 

Winner of the GSMD 2017 Rose Lawrence Academic Award and the 2021 University of Aberdeen Literary Lights Creative Writing Award, Elisabeth now enjoys a career full of writing and research as well as performing, studying on the MLitt course in Scottish Ethnology and Folklore at the Elphinstone Institute (2020-2021) and giving talks on folklore subjects, including queer-coding in traditional folksong (Queer Online Folk Festival 2021).

Currently based in Aberdeen, Elisabeth reached the semi-finals of BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2021 and is a member of a number of bands and ensembles such as London-based folk trio Solasta, (Guardian Folk Album of the Month September 2018), folk duo Shamblestone (BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Awards Semi-Finalists 2017), LGBTQ+ folk collective Bogha-Frois (Celtic Connections 2019/20) and medieval folk ensemble Joglaresa (Beverly Early Music Festival 2019).

She hosted the podcast “15 Minutes With: The Quick-Fire Podcast About Women in Folk Music” (2019-20) and has written, produced and performed three successful solo theatre shows under the production name TRAINTRACK PRODUCTIONS (‘ROOTS’, Edinburgh Fringe 2019, Dundee Wighton Centre-funded ‘Christina’ and 'The Hammer of the Cailleach Bheur', Taibhsear Collective Online Winter Festival 2021)

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