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GAGARIN
WAY
by
Gregory Burke
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Gagarin Way, a
cruel funny first play about a human heist gone terribly wrong
was premiered at the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, and the Royal
National Theatre, London in 2001. |
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'I've always been
interested in violence. Always
ken
really enjoyed it.
I tried all the gratuitous stuff, the recreational violence,
ken, the leathering folk just for the sheer, amoral pleasure
seen
as how I'm a bit more mature, I thought I should, ken, try something
way a point
it maybe more satisfying - violence way a reason.' |
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'Gregory Burke's blistering, brilliant, crazily
confident first play
a ton of theatrical dynamite
this
is the real thing and no fraud.'
Lyn Gardner, The Guardian
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'[Burke's] energetic dialogue hits one right
between the eyes with the force of its sharp intelligence and
wit.
Jane Edwardes, Time Out |
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'A distinctive voice and a bold talent, well
worth listening to'
Georgina Brown, The Mail on Sunday
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'No British playwright has written better,
more funnily, more succinctly or with less sentimentality.
Joyce McMillan, The Scotsmen |
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GAGARIN WAY is published
by Faber and Faber |
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© Alan Brodie Representation 2002 |
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