Standing in Lifts with Strangers

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Bewley's Cafe Theatre, Monday 25th April - Saturday 21st May

It's 2am, the vodka is open and Fiona’s digging in for the night. She is full of chat and strange stories. And Jo hasn’t had someone to talk to for a long time. It seems they have so much in common. This is a safe space… isn’t it?

So crank up the vinyl, crack open the memory bank and let the inhibitions crumble. Because remember, a stranger is just a friend you haven't met.

And sure, do you ever really know anyone?

Standing in Lifts with Strangers is an exquisitely offbeat comedy with a seriously dark streak!


Date:
Monday 25th April - Saturday 21st May
Time:
1.00pm (soirée show 7pm Thurs May 5th)
Price:
€10 - €15
Address:
Bewleys Cafe Theatre, Grafton Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

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