“comes at you with all the fres

hness of a mugging last night in Leicester Square” **** Evening Standard

 “Unmissable.” Daily Telegraph “Brutal, sordid and brilliant.” **** Guardian

 ”packs a punch” **** Metro 

England, 1960s: into the home of Michael Carney and his English wife come his brawling family of brothers and their father, the fire-breathing Dada. Written when he was just 25, Tom Murphy’s play remains a devastating portrait of the pull of tribalism and violence in men, and the desperate need to stand against it.