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Colm McCready and Fergus Wachala-Kelly with SkelpieLimmer
Storm Seamus has struck Northern Ireland and Adam and Stevie are stuck inside. The rural fixer-upper they've inherited can't hack it... and neither can their relationship. Adam wants to stay to make it a home but Stevie has big city dreams of holding hands in public. With no TV to distract them and an all-night fight on the forecast, they parody 00s TV comforts (Straight in Their Eyes, The Weakest Twink, Top of the Poppers) to confront home, happiness and heteronormativity. Hugely entertaining First Fortnight Award winner and sell-out at Dublin Fringe and Outburst Queer Arts Festival.
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