Forty eight hours after the party, Gail calls Adrian out, Adrian backtracks, and Martin has an announcement to make concerning the future of  the Tourist Information Centre. Martin's friend Craig drops by allegedly “to see where his old friend works” but really, he is after something else entirely. 

Gail and Lou have been making (and sampling) wine. Margaret has been secretly arranging a  party for Martin's 60th birthday.  The big night has arrived,  there are plenty of surprises for everyone. 

Gail and and her best friend “Gravelly Lou” sample the wine they have been making in Gail's shed. The wine is intended for a do. Will it be good enough and will there be any left for the party?

Gail and Martin take a lift in Adrian's campervan.  They have an important meeting to go to where they will be discussing the future of Milden Tourist Informaton Centre. If only things were that simple.

Vivian Mercier wrote in the Irish Times in 1956 that Samuel Beckett had “written a play in which nothing happens, twice”. This is two more times than in “Waiting for Grockle” where nothing happens even once.  Join Gail, Adrian and Martin as they wait for the first visitor of the day to Milden Tourist Information…