A Grain of Sand at Smock Alley Theatre

Good Chance Theatre bring this one-woman show about a Gazan girl’s journey to Smock Alley for five performances. In the current moment, this feels like essential theatre - a human story that cuts through the noise.

What to Expect

A Grain of Sand tells the story of a young woman from Gaza navigating displacement, loss, and the search for home. Good Chance Theatre have built a reputation for creating work that gives voice to people caught up in conflict and crisis, and their approach is always human-centred rather than political. The result is theatre that moves you without lecturing you.

Smock Alley’s Main Space is an ideal venue for this kind of intimate, powerful storytelling. With one performer and the full attention of the audience, every word lands. The run is short - April 7 to 11 - so there are limited chances to catch it.

Good to Know

• Runs April 7 to 11 in Smock Alley’s Main Space
• One-woman show - intimate and powerful
• Check the venue website for exact showtimes
• Smock Alley has a bar in the basement
• Limited run - book early

Getting There

Smock Alley is on Exchange Street Lower between Temple Bar and the Liffey. Five minutes from the Ha’penny Bridge, seven minutes from Luas Jervis stop. Tara Street DART is a 10-minute walk.