After the death of his father, a man finds himself homeless, sharing a canal-side bench in Dublin with a prostitute. As she pursues him lustfully he unwillingly falls in love. In the ensuing relationship, he ruthlessly refuses to engage emotionally with her, except when, despite his reluctance, she arouses his desires.

'one of the most wholly satisfying nights I've spent at the theatre this year'
The New York Times

'elegantly profane language and mordant humor'
New York Post

'he captures that lonely lyricism with a force as moving as it is memorable'

The Scotsman

Financial Times - 4 Stars