Set in Derry, and amongst the Irish diaspora in Europe, Morning and Afternoon explore the enduring bonds of childhood, and the human yearning for love and family. The lives of two very different men fatefully reconnect, and a problematic childbirth may create new possibilities for love. Visceral and touching, these acclaimed, subtly interlocking plays unveil intensely personal stories, underpinned by the social and political circumstances of Ireland's recent past, and glisten with moments of unexpected tenderness.
-Moving and seriously impressive, intelligent theatre- -...

-Andy Hinds offers a rich and detailed path towards a precise contact with the challenge of speaking and inhabiting Shakespeare's language. This book is an immensely useful resource for anyone teaching, speaking and acting Shakespeare.- - Ralph Fiennes
-Even highly experienced and knowledgeable readers will encounter new ideas or practices throughout the entirety of the book.... a major practical tool for actors, directors, students, teachers and Shakespeare aficionados... this book could be considered a primary source of knowledge and practice in Shakespearean performance. Highly...