by Tom McGrath
| Director | Nicholas Bone |
| Designer | Minty Donald |
| Composer | Stephen Deazley |
| Lighting designer | Sergey Jakovsky |
| Cast | Frank Kelly, David Ireland, Anne-Marie Timoney and Alan Tripney |
About
Sam Macreadie is back…
He just can't quite remember why.
In My Old Man, human connections flicker between life and death: a nurse tries to communicate with a dying man; a woman tries to connect with her long lost and now dying father and with someone else who may be a lover, saviour or nemesis; her son, obsessed with Goth music and knives, tries to reach out to the immigrant worker next door. The thing that binds them all together is Sam Macreadie, ex-jazz musician, retired sailor and inveterate liar.
My Old Man was Tom McGrath's last play and was a moving, funny dark and sometimes disturbing look at what holds families together and what happens to the mind as it ages.
Cast
| Sam Macreadie | Frank Kelly |
| Rhona | Anne Marie Timoney |
| Paul / Peter | David Ireland |
| Neil | Alan Tripney |
Produced in association with Tron Theatre and supported by Scottish Arts Council
My Old Man is published by Capercaillie Books
