"An addict is forced on stage in front of a judgemental audience, she has to face her demons in the form of the black dog Master of Ceremonies. She will sing and dance for your entertainment but the only way she can leave this other-worldly hell is by facing herself...."
The show explores the roots of addiction, it's consequences and impacts and asks what really is addiction and why do we do it

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Avital Raz  is a musician and theatre maker based in Sheffield originally from Jerusalem.  She has toured two solo shows: My Jerusalem mentored by Peader  Kirk through a Works Ahead commission and Unnatural Cycles- A ghost story directed by Gillian Lees. She was a soloist with acclaimed world music band Rafiki Jazz and  has released seven albums of her own music with Sotones records. She teaches songwriting, Indian classical singing and creative writing. 
"Raz is as perceptive of the personal as she is the political." - Now Then
"Likely to be the most compelling thing you hear all year." -Herald Scotland

Shahaf Ifhar  is a London-based actor, singer, and composer. Beginning as a singer-songwriter at the piano, he later discovered acting through musical theatre and trained in Tel Aviv and London. His work includes leading roles in innovative stage productions, co-translating and starring in Ordinary Days, and appearing in Indecent, Maiden Voyage, and the acclaimed Tom Lehrer Is Teaching Math. He was nominated for an Offie Award in 2024 and has appeared on screen in Concerned Citizen and Highway 65.
"The amazing Shahaf Ifhar has nailed the voice, mannerisms and character of Lehrer: self-effacing, grounded, big-brained, a tad patronising and acutely aware of his limited ability to change anything." - Ham & High