Branar - Creating Big Stories for Little Citzens

ABOUT SRUTH NA TEANGA

An intimate journey through the epic story of the Irish language

Originally commissioned by Galway 2020

Sruth na Teanga is a bilingual immersive theatre event that imaginatively realises the evolution and life of the Irish language. Branar have created a unique experience that brings audiences on the epic journey of our native language.

Groups of 10 will enter at a time, traveling through 5 worlds that will inspire and bring the story of the language to life. Branar’s signature storytelling combines puppetry, music, video mapping and live performance in an experience not to be missed. 

Suitable for all levels of Irish and English

Dates: 1st - 18th September 2021 as part of Galway International Arts Festival

Age Group: 7+

Duration: 45 mins approx.

Venue: Galway Airport Terminal Building, Carnmore*

Price: Child - €10, Adult - €12.50 - €15 , Family (4 people) - €45

*Carnmore is situated at the edge of Galway city within minutes of the M6 (Dublin), the M17 (Tuam/Sligo) and the M18 (Clare/Limerick)

 
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About Branar Téatar do Pháistí

 
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Creating big Stories for Little Citizens

Branar Téatar do Pháistí is one of the leading theatre companies making work for children in Ireland. We create beautiful, innovative, high quality productions that inspire children and their families. We tour our work to venues and festivals locally, nationally and internationally. We support artists to make work for young audiences through our tailored programmes of resource sharing and Tiny Show creation. We create opportunities for children to explore their own arts practice in school settings.

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The company tours extensively nationally and internationally every year. Our work has been presented throughout Ireland, Europe, USA, China and Japan.