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Gagarin Way

“I’ve always been interested in violence ... I thought I should, ken, maybe try something way a point ... violence way a reason.”

It’s late, and in a dark computer factory, disillusioned workers Eddie and Gary have a plan to make the ultimate political statement: kidnap a member of senior management, and send a message to the world. Their plot starts to unravel when security guard Tom stumbles in on them. Worse still, the kidnapping hasn’t quite gone to plan.

In the towns built on former industries, what’s left for the new generation? The mines have closed; capitalism reigns supreme.

Set in Fife, Gagarin Way addresses the departure of socialist values from a region where political radicalism was once the cornerstone of the community. Written by Gregory Burke (Black Watch) and directed by Cora Bissett (Room, Glasgow Girls, Adam and recent Scotsman Fringe First Award-winning What Girls Are Made Of), Gagarin Way offers a stark insight into the harshest realities of Scottish society, tempered with fiery black humour.

Running Time Approx. 80 minutes with no interval 

​By Gregory Burke
Director Cora Bissett
Designer Emily James

REVIEWS
​★★★★ THE HERALD  
★★★★ THE TIMES  
★★★★ THE SCOTSMAN  
★★★★ THE STAGE 
★★★★ HERALD ON SUNDAY
TRAILER
CAST AND CREATIVE TEAM

CAST
ROSS BAXTER
EWAN DONALD
BARRIE HUNTER
MICHAEL MORELAND

CREATIVE TEAM
CORA BISSETT - DIRECTOR
EMILY WINTER - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
EMILY JAMES - DESIGNER 
KATHARINE WILLIAMS - LIGHTING DESIGNER
NIROSHINI THAMBAR - COMPOSER/SOUND DESIGNER

PREVIOUS PERFORMANCES

Dundee Rep 16 October - 3 November 2018

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