A two-hander between father and son, set around a kitchen table, in a rural house where England meets Wales, where Cheshire meets Flintshire, where flatlands start rolling into mountains.

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A play about navigating the boundaries of home and the relationships we find there, and about rediscovering that thing which shapes all of us, the place we come to know in detail, which is both foreign and familiar; a place to which our roots belong.

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“nothing, like something, can happen anywhere”

Philip Larkin

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Commissioned for Bunbury Banter Theatre Company's 'A Play, A Poet, A Pastry', performed at Theatre Royal Dumfries, Sept 2018.