Revolutionary composer and theatre-artist John Moran’s strange and indescribable works are a true hybrid of dance, music and theatre.

Described as ‘a modern day Mozart’ and protégé to composer Philip Glass, Moran performs with New York-based gymnast and dancer, Saori, in a disarmingly intimate piece featuring everyday noises and conversations in composition.

'Intimate and immediately friendly...an exceptionally artful blend of naturalism and artifice by two performers who seem rightly and innocently entranced by their own peculiar gifts. It could be a cult hit.'

FOUR STARS The Times

'Surrender to the pull of 70 minutes, which leaves you shipwrecked on the uncharted shores of the imagination, there is nothing else like it in London. Or possibly in the entire world.'