Work.
Play.
Apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain.
Repeat.

Rebin has been stuck in the UK immigration system for almost a decade, settling into a routine: working at a local hand carwash, playing online games with loyal customer Noah, and repeatedly applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain.

The carwash is run by Destan, an Iranian-Kurd, under the watchful eye of the Persian owner, Shapur. When Görkem, a Turkish-Kurd fresh off the boat joins the car wash staff, claiming to be the grandson of Kurdish ‘freedom fighter’ Apo Ocalan, Rebin isn’t impressed—he’s seen plenty like him come and go.

But when Shapur proposes using the carwash as a front for human trafficking, Rebin’s routine is shattered—indefinitely.

Fringe First award-winner Arzhang Pezhman’s unflinching new drama explores the unravelling life of someone stuck in the UK immigration system.