Papi, how was it when Rhian came to you and said that they'd had a dream about you being in prison? Irish were often young single men who rounded off a day’s hard graft with a session at the pub. Their reputation was one of hard-working, hard-drinking, hard-fighting men. Many people went to bed early in those days,probably not long after 9pm, they did not want a man coming home pissed and banging on the door at 11pm. It’s really rather understandable.

The fact that Miles looks so much like Phil is a huge help, but it's more than that. Phil had such an easy charm to him, you can see it in interviews, he's a really down to earth and personable guy, so as the audience came in, I had Miles sitting at his ease in a chair on stage, greeting everyone as they took their seats; asking them how they were, talking about the weather, that kind of thing. He revealed: "As a director, I wanted for people to feel like they were in the room with Phil, not just watching an actor play him. Miles said: ”I got into Thin Lizzy as a teenager after hearing albums like Jail Break and Fighting. Richard first printed the T-shirts six years ago and was pictured wearing it with DJ Swiss from So Solid Crew. Dogs Are My Favorite People Shirt, Funny Dog Shirt, Dogs Are My Favorite, Dog Mom, Dog Lover Shirt, Dog Lover Gift, Dog Lover, Dog ShirtsWhen I came here I thought all of this [experience] would make a good show. Papi was really interested in that. SoreSlap came from this ethos; that we can share that space with other people. The lost son being Macdaragh Lambe, who was given up for adoption after Lynott split from his mum, and headed to London to make his name. ROADIE Road Trip Shirt, Adventure Awaits Shirt, Explore More Shirt, Camping Shirt, Dark Desert Shirts, On A Dark Desert Highway Shirt, Summer Tees

Midweight 4.2 oz. / 145 gsm fabric, solid color t-shirts are 100% cotton, heather grey t-shirts are 90% cotton/10% polyester charcoal heather t-shirts are 52% cotton/48% polyesterRhian: We are setting the precedent that theatre is for everyone. That is already out there, but we want to bring those who aren't sure into the theatre and have fun, giggle a bit, and relate to something. To have something to talk about at Christmas when the family are being a bit "non-PC". It will change some people's perceptions. Rhian: [Papi and I] met at university. We put on a show called Poetry Slap, which was spoken word and physical theatre, and was very much about female identity and male identity, race, and sexuality. People seemed to really connect with that because they hadn't seen that story being told yet - not just "man-meets-woman-and-falls-in-love". So, that was a new thing for a lot of the young, queer artists that we knew at the time.