Hand of God

Magical realism and soft horror collide in this suburban noir. Orla and Grace realise moving in together might not actually save their relationship. Suddenly, the outside world turns on its head and unravels their already fractured lives. Secrets become harder to keep as reality closes in - and Grace’s bed-bound grandmother only fuels their desire to get out. With nowhere left to hide, the women are forced to confront the painful truth of their relationship.

 Supported by Big Ambitions: a FRINGE LAB & Fishamble: The New Play company partnership.

Please note: 
Contains loud noise, partial nudity and references to mental health, suicide and sexual violence; use of simulated blood.  

Director/Co-Producer: Aaron Finnegan
Writer/Co-Producer: Carley Magee-Tollerton
Stage Manager: Alexandra Ayvazova
Sound Design/Composer: Andrew Dunne
Lighting Design: Matt McGowan
Set Designer: Natasha Duffy
Costume Designer: Jack Rogers
Publicity Officer: Hiram Harrington

Image:
Hiram Harrington