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Inspired by memories of the 1978 World Cup and seven years spent living in Argentina, Don't Cry for Me Kenny Dalglish is a moving and humorous one-man play exploring identity, memory and belonging. The story follows Danny McLure, from his football-obsessed childhood to adulthood, reflecting on his journey from Scotland's ill-fated 1978 World Cup campaign to serving in the Falklands War. Blending sport, politics and romance with warmth and wit, this acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe hit is a powerful and deeply human story that stays with you long after the final whistle.


