two roads west

City walls, teenage kicks and childhood sweethearts. 

A taxi ride through Stroke City, through hope and history, telling stories of the west bank of the Foyle old and new.

Join Kabosh for a play in a taxi.  You’ll never see the streets in the same way!

Gable walls, Van the Man and childhood sweethearts.

A black taxi ride into the West, the whole West and nothing but the West.

Two Roads West tells the story of Rosie, back from London after 40 years, looking for her memories of the city that once was. Her guide to the roads is Bill, cynical, world weary, but not without hope. As the journey unfolds a connection is made.

Two Roads West explores issues of identity, politics and change, and how space can look much different depending on our experience of it, the information we have, and what position, geographically or time-wise, we look at it from.

“The concept that ‘we ain’t so different’ ain’t so different, but what is different is this beautiful play’s attempt to say we have more in common than apart” – Culture NI

Two Roads West is funded by Belfast City Council as part of the Community in the City Programme, and produced in partnership with West Belfast Taxi Association.