About the Show

Samuel Adamson's play exploring the beauty of friendship, music, and the moments that change your life.

At St Pancras, a woman begins to play one of the station's pianos. The music captures the imaginations of her fellow commuters and, following a viral video, people around the world. Behind the music is the incredible story of Hattie and James.

Throughout their lives, the pair have found themselves inextricably linked, and cannot help but revisit the experiences that have shaped them.

In this impassioned play, Samuel Adamson asks who gets to have their voice heard, and can you ever settle the score?

Critic Reviews (8)

"this empathetic drama explores love, loss and the power of music"
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"a musical friendship comes back into tune"
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"This is a play that, without doubt, explores some fascinating ideas."
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“rescued by strong central performances”
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"...it’s really good, really funny and really smart."
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"Twyman’s production rushes through too many key scenes...Too much is lightly sketched."
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"Adamson’s text is unapologetically demanding, told in nonlinear fragments"
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"...a moving, music-drenched drama about a decades-long friendship"
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