Saturday 17 January | 8pm | £15 / £13

The Flowers of May follows David and Lisa, a couple whose dreams of parenthood are turned upside down when their young son, Conor, is diagnosed with autism.

Written by Matthew McMahon and produced by Eileen Gomez, this funny and heartfelt play by Two and One Productions invites audiences into the deeply personal world of a family navigating the realities of raising a child with a hidden disability.

Both moving and unexpectedly humorous, The Flowers of May tackles the emotional highs and lows, the social stigmas, and the resilience that defines modern parenting.

Directed by Emma Saunders and performed by Matthew McMahon and Eileen Gomez.