salt tongue
By Eli Campbell
Directed by Kayla Adams
Part of Iowa New Play Festival – Production Series

It's 1615 on an island off the coast of Ireland, and Fintan has caught the last fish in the sea. When he finds a man washed ashore that same day, he assumes Rossa must be a shipwrecked sailor and takes him home to recover. But things turn strange the longer Rossa stays, and soon the family that's adopted him must decide whether they've made the right decision.

Tickets
UI Students (with ID) – Free, limit 1 ticket per ID
General Admission – $5, cash only

Tickets go on sale Monday, May 5 at noon, at the Theatre Building box office window. In-person, cash sales only. For more box office hours and ticket info, visit https://theatre.uiowa.edu/events/iowa-new-play-festival#ticket-information.

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Funding for the Iowa New Play Festival is provided by The David and Jean Schaal Fund for Theatre Arts.