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In overlapping scenes and dialogue, a young man named Liam drifts through contemporary London, buffeted, excluded and intimated by those around him. The play gives voice to his inarticulacy and portrays the aimlessness and alienation of young people living at the margins.
In a run-down 1980s London boxing gym, trainer Charlie develops two young Black boxers, Leon and Troy. Troy rebels, moves to the United States and returns with a manipulative manager; meanwhile Charlie's racism forces Leon to choose between boxing and a relationship with Charlie's daughter. Their paths finally meet in the ring.
In overlapping scenes and dialogue, a young man named Liam drifts through contemporary London, buffeted, excluded and intimated by those around him. The play gives voice to his inarticulacy and portrays the aimlessness and alienation of young people living at the margins.
In a run-down 1980s London boxing gym, trainer Charlie develops two young Black boxers, Leon and Troy. Troy rebels, moves to the United States and returns with a manipulative manager; meanwhile Charlie's racism forces Leon to choose between boxing and a relationship with Charlie's daughter. Their paths finally meet in the ring.