Cramped reality show with 1 Campervan, 2 emigrants, 11 spectators.

PLEASE NOTE: The Venue has changed to George's Dock (beside the Spiegeltent)

Down in George's Dock you’ll see a battered Mercedes camper van sitting forlornly at the kerb. After you and 12 others cram into it, you’ll find two Polish migrant workers engaging in a faintly absurdist tragic-comedy. As you knock knees with them, the men XX and AA lurch from an existential debate about eating a can of dog-food to a boozy exchange of philosophies over a melancholy New Year’s drink. Based on Slawomir Mrozek’s famous 1974 play, this vivid play questions the motives of migration, from raw economic need to a much more nebulous yearning for freedom.

This show is supported by The Embassy of Poland in Dublin, Art Polonia and the Adam Mickiewicz Institute