Surrealist environmental drama. An argument for earth's stability, or man's dominion.

Through his wife's misunderstanding, a husband is banished to a bedsit. Some comedic discord ensues.

In the early months of World War One, seventeen year old Albert enlists with the the Liverpool 8th Irish Regiment, an indisciplined but loyal band of men.
Albert's sweetheart Eileen, helps his younger sister Philomena, his mother and grandmother, cope with life at home.
The stage is a dual set - stage right is a flat in Pitt street Liverpool, where Albert's family wait for word from the front.
Stage left is a trench scene in Ypres.
The drama takes place between Christmas day 1916 and 26th January 1917.
An otherwise frautful mood is lightened with song, love and support.
Both worlds bound as one.

As part of Liverpool Fringe 2021. This drama was one of four plays performed at Hope Theatre, Liverpool.
\"These four plays prove once again that important and relevant theatre is alive and well, and living in Liverpool\".

Rob Johnston, playwright.

A middle aged son coming to terms with his mother's worsening memory, visits her at the care home. He's desperate to find some common ground before it's too late.