Afterwards

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Abbey Theatre, Friday 6th September - Saturday 14th September

Three women in the immediate aftermath of a life changing choice. Set in the recovery ward of an abortion clinic in the UK, two Irish Women – one a married mother of three, the other, an eighteen year old on her first foray out of Ireland – and a young English solicitor spend a disorienting night together as they wait for morning.

Revelations, arguments, and silly songs take them to dawn as they look into a transformed future. Outside, the world keeps turning.

Afterwards is a timely new play exploring the consequences of Repeal the 8th, a culture-changing movement, while resonating internationally with the current turmoil surrounding reproductive rights worldwide.


Date:
Friday 6th September - Saturday 14th September
Time:
7.00pm (Matinee Sept 11th at 1.30pm)
Price:
€13 - €17
Address:
Abbey Theatre, Abbey Street Lower, North City, Dublin 1, Ireland

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