“A beautifully-paced production by Lu Kemp, the show also boasts a truly stunning design by Jamie Vartan and lighting designer Simon Wilkinson, dividing the dark stage into a dozen bright, square floor-spaces receding into the distance, and veering up the walls; and in this disorientated and compartmentalised space, Chloe-Ann Tylor delivers an unforgettable performance as Laura, a teenager trying to grieve the death of an older brother who took his own life.......this exquisite performance, with powerful soundscape by Danny Krass and beautiful light-touch movement by Jack Webb – through a piece of total theatre full of anger, poetry and profound understanding.”

“This production by Perth Theatre delves into big feelings about serious themes before a breathtaking set by Jamie Vartan alongside thoughtful lighting by Simon Wilkinson. The stage is broken into small islands of sorts, each one with its own cliffs. To look at it, the room becomes an optical illusion, up from down becomes unclear as chairs hang from ceilings walls mimic the flooring; a feeling of disorientation is set from the start.........Laura (Chloe-Ann Taylor) recounts what happens after her parents buy her a pet tiger. A month before receiving this peculiar gift, she lost her older brother to suicide.
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