ALT A four-panel photo collage of a staged 2009 ferry departure lounge on the old Stranraer ferry route. The top-left photo shows the theatre's dark grey interior door beside a painted staircase. The other three photo panels show two male actors interacting in the room: one wears a brown coat and red-and-blue scarf while the other wears a blue-and-black jacket, cap and sunglasses. They are variously standing, talking and sitting on blue waiting-room seats. A framed poster reading STRANRAER SCOTLAND hangs on the wall. Where better to bring the Stranraer ferry terminal in Scotland back to life than recreating the waiting room architecture within the same London area which hosted boat shows from as far back as the late 1950s. Namely, Earl's Court west. In 2007, two years before this play takes place, there were at least three such exhibitions in London. Namely, Collins Stewart London Boat Show in January, a Dinghy Sailing Show in March and then the Whyte and Mackay Earl's Court Boat Show

ALT Collage of four photographs relating to PLASA Show at Olympia in Kensington in London. Top left: An orange and red freestanding PLASA Show sign on a paved walkway outside the venue, reading "PLASA SHOW" and "CELEBRATING ENTERTAINMENT TECH + THE PEOPLE BEHIND IT!," with "HEADLINE SPONSOR" and "ROBE" below plus four PLASA social-media icons; a walkway in the background right with the brick-and-white exterior of the venue visible to the left. Top right: Exterior view of the historic Olympia London building, showing its ornate red-brick façade, large arched windows, decorative white stonework and sculptural details, beneath a bright blue sky with scattered clouds; part of a modern glass-and-steel building is visible behind it. Bottom left: Interior of the exhibition hall beneath Olympia’s large glass-and-steel vaulted roof, with suspended stage and lighting equipment, etc. Bottom right: A PLASA 50th-anniversary display reading "50 plasa 1976–2026" and "50 years of working together...

ALT A four-photo collage with connections to London's Finborough Theatre. Top left: a copy of the "local" book, by Liz Richardson, published by Methuen Drama. Featured on the cover is an illustrated rural landscape and a family. Top right: a plush looking red seat in the upstairs theatre. Bottom left: a grey-painted spiral staircase with white balusters inside the venue. Bottom right: the stage set for Local, showing a cosy patchwork tent-like structure decorated with cushions, lights, rugs, small cabinet, hanging clothes, etc.

ALT Four-photo collage from central London. Top left: the Hungarian flag hangs outside the Liszt Institute (Hungarian Cultural Centre, moved to here a while back from Covent Garden's Maiden Lane) on a building. Top right: a close-up of a poster, above a doorway, advertising the exhibition, "Towards the Centre: Hommage à Reigl," on view from 18 June to 24 July 2026 in the 4th floor gallery. Bottom left: a London bus stop sign at Trafalgar Square listing routes toward Oxford Circus. Bottom right: a large black number "4" mounted on a light stone wall (within the Liszt Institute), indicating the gallery floor where the exhibition of artworks can be seen whilst views over London can be appreciated. Négy képből álló kollázs London belvárosából. Balra fent: a magyar zászló látható a Liszt Intézet (Magyar Kulturális Központ – amely korábban a Covent Garden-i Maiden Lane-ről költözött ide) épületén. Jobbra fent: egy ajtó feletti plakát közeli felvétele; a poszter a "Towards the Centre: Hommage...

ALT 'Collage of four photos featuring the LOGOS HOPE ship. Top left: the white bow of the ship docked with "LOGOS HOPE" painted on the hull under a blue sky. Top right: an orange enclosed lifeboat secured on deck beside the ship's white superstructure. Bottom left: an interior corridor with a large landscape painting of green fields and a river mounted on the wall. Bottom right: a carpeted stairwell on board ship with handrails leading between decks, illuminated by warm lighting.'

ALT 'A four-image collage related to the Finborough Theatre in London SW10: Top left shows a stage scene from THE OLD LADIES with three women in period costume, one holding up a glowing orange object; top right shows the exterior corner view of a building with "Yogi’s" (an Indian restaurant, on the ground floor, beneath the theatre which is on the first floor) signage PLUS "Finborough Theatre" signage visible in two of the upper windows; bottom left shows a blue door with a plaque reading "Finborough Theatre" and the address 131 on Ifield Road; bottom right shows a London bus stop sign "HY" for Redcliffe Street showing routes 328, C3 and Night Bus N31 toward Kensington.'

ALT 'Four-photo collage showing the St Patrick’s Day parade in London moving from Green Park toward Trafalgar Square. Crowds line the streets as marching groups in green clothing and Irish-themed accessories walk through central London; several groups carry banners for Irish community organisations, including Irish Community Services, the Kerry Association London and Lewisham Irish Community Centre, while spectators watch along the route near Piccadilly Circus. 🍀🎉'

ALT A four-image collage about the rural Ireland play "The Weir". Top left: a close-up of a partial view of the front cover of the excellent 76-paged book, THE WEIR, by Conor McPherson and published by Nick Hern Books (NHB). Top right: a lit up theatre poster (outside the theatre) featuring the five-person cast, including Brendan Gleeson, advertising "The Weir". Bottom left: the exterior of The Harold Pinter Theatre on Panton Street in London in daylight. Bottom right: the theatre at dusk, also lit up, with signage for "The Weir".

ALT A promotional leaflet for the Earls Court Film Festival held on Friday 20 November 2015. The background is blue with bold yellow and red text at the top reading “Earls Court Film Festival.” Details include doors opening at 6:30pm, films running from 7:30pm to 9:15pm, and collaboration with The London Film School. The venue is St Cuthberts Church at 50 Philbeach Gardens, London SW5 9EB. Ticket prices are listed as £10 full price and £5 concession, including a free drink and snacks. At the right side of the poster are small images representing three films: “Fellow Travellers,” showing illustrated figures floating; “The Door,” showing two men in a black-and-white photo; and “Hangover Square,” shown with a vintage-style illustrated movie poster. Additional information about booking tickets and supporting organizations appears at the bottom.

ALT "A collage of four photos taken in London: the front of The Soho Screening Rooms with its glass window sign; the red-brick Kensington Central Library building with arched entrance; the exterior of the Troubadour café with colourful teapots in the window and the red-brick St. Cuthbert’s Church with Gothic-style architecture."

ALT "Collage, with green background, showing four photos from the World Travel Market (WTM) 2025 event at ExCeL London. Top left: sign at Custom House station for ExCeL on the DLR directing the way out, alarm, ExCeL and to the Elizabeth Line. Top right: exterior view of the ExCeL London convention centre with ADNEC branding. Bottom left: Andalucía promotional booth open area with three flags: Andalucian; Spanish and that of the European Union. Bottom right: WTM TRENDFEST sign and display area inside the venue."

ALT 'Collage of four photos related to the Wandsworth Artists’ Open House 2025 event. Top left: a bright pink event poster detailing dates in October and listing areas including Southfields, Battersea, Putney and Wimbledon. Top right: close-up of colourful art pieces made seemingly from bottle caps arranged in geometric patterns. Bottom left: a street sign reading “Wimbledon Park Road S.W.” mounted on a red brick wall with view of pavement/sidewalk. Bottom right: a printed map on a brochure, alongside another similar pamphlet, showing numbered locations of participating artists’ studios in Southfields, with part of the aforementioned event pamphlet visible beside it.'

ALT 'A collage of four photos related to the 69th BFI London Film Festival 2025. Top left: outdoor sign for BFI Southbank. Top right: a colourful vertical sign, on a table within one of the bars at the BFI Southbank venue, reading “Everyone is invited, tickets from £10” with festival dates and booking details. Bottom left: the BFI London Film Festival 2025 programme booklet on the wooden surface of table inside the BFI Southbank venue, showing dates 8–19 October. Bottom right: an empty cinema auditorium, also inside the BFI Southbank venue, with red seats facing a large screen.'

ALT 'A collage of four photographs connected to the location of the Tamart showroom in east London. One image shows a street sign fixed to a brick wall that reads “London Borough of Hackney, Garden Walk EC2.” Another photo captures the exterior of a brick building with large windows, featuring a white vertical banner that says “WAX” in bold black letters and a smaller sign on the wall -- just above the entrance -- reading “THE WAX BUILDING.” A third image displays a printed promotional sign, within the site, for the “tamart Lounge Bar,” which describes the bar as a mix of 1960s club glamour and relaxed domesticity, originally designed for a private members club, with details about Highgate High Stools, upholstered lounge chairs and the short three-minute film, "Powered by Love," being screened -- at regular intervals -- in the same room. The final image shows a wooden bar stool with a reddish-brown seat, placed against a cream wall beside the cylindrical corner part of what is a long bar.

ALT "A collage of four photos related to an interior design event and its nearby transport links. Top left: A poster reading “Design Centre London presents Focus/25 on Design – Autumn’s Unmissable Interiors Event, 15–19 September” with autumn leaves decoration. Top right: A sign for Imperial Wharf train station showing the London Overground and National Rail logos. Bottom left: The nearby London bus stop sign for “Imperial Wharf Stn / Chelsea Harbour” towards Clapham Junction, with notice for rail replacement buses and the number C3 (which is the bus serving the area). Bottom right: A yellow and red coloured event programme booklet for “Focus/25 on Design” placed on a red patterned background (used on a seat on the aforementioned bus), with the dates Thursday 18 & Friday 19 September."

ALT "A four-image collage showing locations in the Camden area of London, near St. Pancras Station. Top left: A pale stone wall with an engraved sign reading “EDITH NEVILLE PRIMARY SCHOOL” in capital letters, with a modern wall-mounted light above it. Top right: A London bus stop sign, the nearest to the school, attached to a pole on the northbound side of the Midland Road. The red roundel logo sits at the top, below it the stop name “Chenies Place.” The sign notes buses towards Camden Town or Camden Town Station, routes 46 and 214 (the latter runs 24 hours). The sky behind is partly cloudy. Bottom left: A wide view of a modern white building, part of the school, with clean rectangular lines and large windows. In front are landscaped gardens with trees, plants and a wall. Bottom right: A street name sign fixed to a brown brick wall. It reads “Purchese Street NW1” in black and red text with the Camden council name and logo."