This little known story of migration has stirred audiences around the world, and Moth & Butterfly are thrilled to bring it to Galway!

1937. India is still under British Rule, and in a small village in the north, a ten year old boy dreams of a better life. A life of endless opportunity free from the shackles of the caste system which has imprisoned his family for as long as anyone can remember.

British Indian Storyteller Peter Chand has taken the story of his parent’s journey from the Punjab to England in the 1950’s and seamlessly woven it with traditional Indian Folktales. The result is a unique performance that is moving, witty and thoughtful, delivered with great skill by one of Europe’s most accomplished storytellers.

This little known story of migration has stirred audiences the length and breadth of Britain, and also in Greece, Canada, Austria and the Netherlands, and Moth & Butterfly are thrilled to bring it to Galway.

‘He’s a bridge between two cultures and two generations…I was spellbound’ ~ Kim Normanton, BBC Radio 4

Doors at 5.30, show at 6.00, late admission not guaranteed.