Two people who are, as they say, from completely different worlds: he is a fisherman on a remote island off the Irish Coast; she works in a publishing house in metropolitan Liverpool. She’s divorced; his village is so sparsely inhabited that he has, in his words, “never courted.” In his veins run the simple rhythms of the sea; her head is filled with the hustle and bustle of the city. By chance they meet. She is entranced by the simple, honest poetry in his talk of the sea, and his life on it; he thinks she is the most beautiful girl he’s ever seen, and comes to know the beauty of her soul. Gradually, their attraction deepens into a warm and rich love, but can these two so very different lives be melded into one life together? Sea Marks is a richly romantic, and undeniably real journey along the path to love. There is tenderness and pain, wonder and surprises, loss and gain – a play for the she and the he – and the we - in each of us.