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Ostan

OstanT01613313861
Rebin has been stuck in the UK immigration system for almost a decade, which has given him plenty of time to get into a routine. Work. Play. Apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain. Repeat. Work is the local hand carwash, under the nurturing eye of the manager, Destan, an Iranian-Kurd. The Iranian bit helps because the owner, Shapur, is very proud of his Persian roots. Play is online gaming with friend Noah, a truck driver and loyal customer of the carwash. Though maybe not so loyal on the virtual battlefield. Indefinite Leave to Remain is Gorkem. New worker, fresh off the boat. A Turkish-Kurd who claims to be the grandson of the Kurdish freedom fighter, Apo Ocalan. Rebin, an Iraqi-Kurd with no safe passage home, just sees history repeating itself. While he stays true to his story and stuck in the system, he's seen half a dozen like Gorkem make their way through the carwash, claiming heroic tales of escape, securing indefinite leave to remain and moving on with their lives. Rebin has heard it all before. That is until the boss, Shapur, proposes using the struggling business as a front for a human trafficking enterprise. Smuggling immigrants into the country in the boots of the carwash client's cars. Rebin's routine is about to be shattered. Indefinitely.
Author Arzhang Pezhman


Archive :: production:T01613313861, play:S0960230942, venue:V691990888
Current production:Tour/Production

Production details

World Premiere. Park90

Special Performances


  • 22 May 24 Touch Tour
  • 22 May 24 Audio Described
  • 25 May 24 Touch Tour
  • 25 May 24 Audio Described

Performance

VenuePark Theatre
Other spaces: Park200, Park90
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From16th May 2024
Opened21st May 2024
To8th June 2024
WhenMon-Sat 19:45. Thu, Sat Mats 15:15
PricesFrom £15.00. To £25.00.
What is currently on at Park Theatre (V691990888)

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Company

Presented byTalking Shop Productions (in association with Park Theatre)
Design Liz Cooke
Director Gaby Dellal
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