Theatre review: Passing Places | Persians | Bin Laden – One-man show

THINGS have changed, in the 21 years since Stephen Greenhorn’s much-loved Passing Places first appeared at the Traverse. The coming of the mobile phone has altered our sense of place, making it far more difficult to disappear from the map than it once was; so it’s perhaps wise of director Andrew Panton, in this new Dundee Rep revival, to leave the play firmly in the 1990s, in the age of clapped-out Ladas and public payphones.