When an elderly matriarch turns ninety, her family gathers reluctantly under one roof for a celebration that no one truly wants to attend. Across one increasingly tense evening, four generations of Northern Irish women confront long-buried resentments, uneasy truths, and the lingering presence of ghosts—both real and metaphorical.

Written by Karis Kelly, winner of the 2022 Women’s Prize for Playwriting, this darkly comic family drama examines the fault lines of memory, motherhood, and identity. With biting humor and emotional precision, Kelly explores the intersections of personal and political inheritance, crafting a story that is as intimate as it is unsettling.