Don't miss Absent the Wrong at Abbey Theatre this Fringe. Showing now, Absent the Wrong is a play about 70 years of adoptees looking for answers, about being the only person in the family photo who isn't white and not daring to ask why, about families destroyed in the name of The Family, about fighting, losing, losing some more, sometimes winning when all seems lost. Absent The Wrong was developed in collaboration with a team of performers, and written by Dylan Coburn Gray. @onceoffproductions presenting at @dublinfringefest at @abbeytheatredublin. Head over to their pages for more infomation & tickets. #AbsentTheWrong #DublinFringe #IrishTheatre #ArtsIreland #ArtsCouncilSupported #AccessibilityDescription: Frame 1: Two people sit either side of a table with a tea pot and tea cups in front of them. Behind them is a large arched window and in font flies a green parrot. They people ignore the parrot and look at the viewer. Frame 2: The same two people sit either side of a blue velvet chair with an arm resting on either armrest. The green parrot sits on the right armrest, and the people look to the viewer. Frame 3: The same two people sit facing each other in low chairs in front of the large window. The parrot sits on the left persons shoulder. Frame 4: The same two people stand facing the viewer. The person on the left stands behind the person on the right. They face the viewer but look at the other person. The person on the right looks to the viewer as the green parrot sits on their shoulder.