visions

There will be a future. But when she tries to picture what it is, all she sees is that void, again, a great black hole in the sky, with all the little white dots of the universe peeling into it, and nothing coming back out. In a dilapidated ballroom at the centre of the city, Denise, Tadhg, Aimee and Rob prepare for a fundraising event. The guy they need to dismantle the delicate, historic chandelier is late. Tensions are rising. Secrets and dreams begin to fill the empty room. And as the day approaches its end, the world will be imagined anew. Eoghan Quinn's bold, luminous and timely play was first performed at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, in October 2026. 'Eoghan Quinn plays in the gaps, as vertiginous as political futures, as close as two lovers touching, between what is possible, what is real, and what we are capable of imagining. visions is a complex piece of work, impish as much as it is epiphanic, that will leave you dreaming of what's ahead.' Thomas McMullan, author of The Last Good Man