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Edinburgh Interview: James Haddrell and The Cast of Gazing at a Distant Star

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July 25, 2017
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Arun saves for university. Anna trains for a dreaded 5k run. Karen searches for her missing son. In Siân Rowland’s acclaimed play about those who go missing and those who are left behind, three lives intersect, three people struggle to cope with loss, to reach out and find the light beyond. Rowland was shortlisted for the 2016 RED Women’s Theatre Awards.

 

       
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