A young interracial couple whose marriage is on the verge of collapse have a life altering encounter with a mysterious stranger as they travel through The Great Hungarian Plain.

For Virág things are complicated. Her husband, Jake is one of the few people of colour in a country that is almost 100% white, and they seem to be going nowhere fast. To make matters worse, Bela an odd local, thinks he has a solution to all their problems.

Alföld is a dark comedy that explores themes of language, misogyny, politics, racism and what it takes to survive in Viktor Orbán’s illiberal democracy.

Ticket includes:

• A play, a pie and a pint of beer/125ml glass of house wine or a regular glass of soft drink.
• A vibrant mix of themes, characters and stories.
• Lunchtime performances.
• Easily digestible 50-min plays.

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The Traverse Theatre is funded by Creative Scotland and The City of Edinburgh Council, and has received additional support from the Scottish Government's Performing Arts Venues Relief Fund and Creative Scotland’s Recovery Fund for Cultural Organisations.