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“The other day I told someone I didn’t think anyone did 69 between the ages of eighteen and fifty. Before you know what you’re doing, and then again when you really know what you’re doing.” Meet Billie. 19 at the start of the play. Hilariously self-aware and hopelessly naïve. She’s at the age where every single thing she sees and learns causes her to utterly reassess her life. And the largest thing to happen is Amal. “I’m not saying love at first sight. And obviously you can find people attractive however many very many times a day. So not lust either. It’s like this tug of expectation – as if here, in this new person, is possibility.” Baby, What Blessings follows the trajectory of a relationship through student years. Darkly comic, the visceral impact of first love, jealousy and joy is sometimes as gutting as physical violence as Billie learns to hold herself responsible. After our critically acclaimed Walk Swiftly and With Purpose, Three Sisters returns with Siofra Dromgoole’s new play.