Granary Theatre
Monday 16 June (preview),
Tuesday 17 – Friday 20 June, 7.30pm
Saturday 21 June, 3:30pm & 8pm
Tickets €15/€12, preview & Saturday Matinee €10

By Paul Ioachim, adapted by Jody O’Neill, directed by Donal Gallagher

At the end of the line, three desperate strangers meet…
Waiting on a train. It’s the last stop…
But are they waiting to get on,
or to get off…?

The Irish premiere of internationally renowned Romanian playwright Paul Ioachim’s bittersweet comedy; a quirky, absurd look at three people on the edge of society about to fall off.

This unique international collaboration brings together award-winning actor/director Dan Tudor from the National Theatre of Bucharest (“…Dan Tudor is excellent…” Irish Times on Storytellers’ Mushroom), actor Carl Kennedy (“…three players at the top of their form…” The Irish Times on Father Mathew), and director Donal Gallagher (“… a tribute to Donal Gallagher’s production… flawless control” The Irish Times, on Asylum Productions’ Pondlife Angels), in a new adaptation by Cork playwright Jody O’Neill (“…assured, beautifully pointed …” The Irish Times on They Never Froze Walt Disney).

Presented in association with Cork Midsummer Festival and Granary Theatre.

A Cork City Council Arts Office Project Scheme Award

Event Reviews

Thur 19 Jun 2008 Mary Leland in the Irish Times