During Dosser's reign at the Everyman, he assembled a company of actors that included Pete Postlethewaite, Trevor Eve, Mathew Kelly, Antony Sher, Alison Steadman, George Costigan, Bernard Hill, Julie Walters, Bill Nighy and Jonathan Pryce. He premiered plays by writers that included Alan Bleasdale and Willy Russell. According to press materials, the new play, by former stage-manager-turned-writer Ernest Hall, revolves around the lives of four individuals living and working in 1947 post-war Bradford. They are yearning for excitement and dreaming of a future that seems to lie just as far out of their reach as it was before the World War.

The cast comprises Lucy Beaumont, Jamie Kenna, Howard Teale and Anny Tobin. The production is designed by Charlike Cridlan, with lighting by Mark Pritchard and sound by Colin Brown. It is produced by John Rogerson for JMK Productions, in association with the Union Theatre.

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