For reasons currently unknown, rising sea levels have inexplicably affected Ireland and Ireland only, reducing the island to one small indistinct piece of land owned by one remaining Irish civilian.

TheLast Man in Ireland is a comedic three-hander that explores the cyclical themesof family dysfunction and grief as it uses the lens of millennial angst todelve into the past and present the story of an imagined future.

Age suitability:16+

Warnings: Strong Language/Violent Imagery

WRITTEN BY Keith James Walker

DIRECTED BY Ian Toner

LIGHTING DESIGN BY Eoin Lennon

SOUND DESIGN BY Daniel McKenna

TICKETS �21/19

RUNNING TIME 75 Minutes

About The Company

Modest Odyssey's previous work includes: The Bear's Tuxedo (Theatre Upstairs), How to Build Your First Robot (Dublin Fringe Festival), Walkinstown (Smock Alley Theatre), Flake (Abbey Theatre), One Hour to Ron Montana (Glass Mask Theatre).

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