Haunting new work from Ireland's leading dramatist
Three ages of Alice. 1980, in the afternoon murk of her attic, is Alice losing her grip on reality? 1995, she has summoned a lost love to meet her by the gasworks wall. 2005, at the airport: if the worst has happened, why is it bearable?
Alice Trilogy premiered at the Royal Court, London, in November 2005.
Tom Murphy: 'The most distinctive, the most restless, the most obsessive imagination in the Irish theatre today' Brian Friel
'Stevenson's mesmerising performance... Four stars' Guardian
'If you're looking for fine acting, it's here' The Times
'Rickson's production is spare, eerie and gripping' Independent on Sunday
Three ages of Alice. 1980, in the afternoon murk of her attic, is Alice losing her grip on reality? 1995, she has summoned a lost love to meet her by the gasworks wall. 2005, at the airport: if the worst has happened, why is it bearable?
Alice Trilogy premiered at the Royal Court, London, in November 2005.
Tom Murphy: 'The most distinctive, the most restless, the most obsessive imagination in the Irish theatre today' Brian Friel
'Stevenson's mesmerising performance... Four stars' Guardian
'If you're looking for fine acting, it's here' The Times
'Rickson's production is spare, eerie and gripping' Independent on Sunday
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