This is the Australian première of this clever piece from the pen of the Irish playwright Marie Jones. Set in a County Kerry invaded by Hollywood, the roles of the local folk in a film are taken by Americans and directed by a disintegrating Englishman. All 13-odd roles are played by two actors – Philip Dodd and Greg Stone – who shift from spiky assistant director to a hyped up security guard to the insecure leading lady, all in the blink of an eye. Directed by Garry McDonald.