A Slow Fire

Glass Mask Theatre, Tuesday 20th January - Saturday 14th February

In a disused bunker on the edge of an imaginary city in the aftermath of an apocalypse, Ashton and Reece have spent years looking for hope in the stories they act out. And then one day, from nowhere, a stranger arrives. He has a generator. He has fresh meat. And he has a gun. Tony and Olivier award winner Simon Stephens returns to Glass Mask with a world premiere directed by Rex Ryan.


Date:
Tuesday 20th January - Saturday 14th February
Time:
7.00pm
Price:
€24 - €35
Address:
Glass Mask Theatre, Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

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