Gregory Burke is a celebrated Scottish playwright whose works often delve into the lives of the working class and societal shifts. His writing is characterized by a raw realism and a keen insight into human relationships within challenging environments. Burke's oeuvre frequently explores themes of identity, community, and the impact of history on the present. His dramatic style is direct and potent, offering audiences and readers an unforgettable experience.
Gibraltar 1982 and an extraordinary summer in the lives of four teenagers. But for the sons and daughters of the British Forces, another war beginning in the South Atlantic will soon bring a dark heart to their world.