Set in nineteenth-century Ireland, the story focuses on the arrival of British Soldiers to a small Gaelic Community. Their mission is to perform an ordinance survey but the language barrier leads them to problems. Gaelic place names get replaced with English ones causing conflict and misunderstanding with the local people. Although humour and pathos are used throughout the play, it still seriously tackles a universal problem that is affecting the human condition.| 12 Nov 14 to 15 Nov 14 | Cryer Arts (formerly Charles Cryer Studio Theatre) Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
