A compelling play from the writer of Dancing at Lughnasa, which delves into the intricacies of psychological isolation for a blind woman whose sight is miraculously restored. Directed by Andrew Flynn.
A meditation on love and what happens when it is denied and betrayed, or pursued and hunted down. There seems to be no right answer. There is always fallout. There are always consequences, and happiness ever proves a maddening and elusive quantity.
A child creates a list of things worth living for in an attempt to raise the spirits of their chronically depressed mother. ‘A heart-wrenching, hilarious play.’ The Guardian. Click here for more information.
