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Two men from the same school meet at the Stranraer ferry, and seventy minutes later one of them is unrecognisable.
David Ireland writes plays in which two people talk politely for a while and then something comes off its hinges, and this is one of those. Jimmy is an actor who is not working. Eddie captains Celtic and is a Protestant, which in this conversation is not a detail. They find each other at the ferry to Belfast, start on the things they both remember, and get somewhere neither intended. Harry Burton directs Matthew Blaney and Robbie Martin. Seventy minutes without an interval; £20 to £29 with concessions, £15 in previews, and £10 for under-30s in the first week.
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