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Smock Alley Theatre, Tuesday 2nd May - Wednesday 3rd May

“DAYLIGHT COMES AND WE WANNA GO HOME”

Dublin is at war; Marshall law has been called and three absurd renters must decide whether to take to the streets or stay inside. The Irish housing crises has taken its toll and sanity has fled the nest. DAFT is inspired by rental stories but told with a twist. Three people, two sides, sharing one room. This Cosmopolitan quirkiness lets loose as Generation rent takes full affect. Sounds a bit daft doesn’t it.

WRITTEN BY Joe Wright


Date:
Tuesday 2nd May - Wednesday 3rd May
Time:
8.00pm (Matinee Wed @ 3.00pm)
Price:
€14 - €16
Address:
Smock Alley Theatre, 1662, Exchange Street Lower, Temple Bar, Dublin 8, Ireland

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