As audiences have come to expect from Bournes work, the sets are sublime, the costumes beautifully designed (both by Lez Brotherston) and the staging and movement have a delightfully easy flow to them, with a hint of humour hidden amongst it all. The lighting design (Chris Davey) carries the audience to the sultriness of the genre and of its setting.

Will Bozier plays Luca, the enigmatic stranger in town. He moves with a wonderful strength and leaves most of the audience weak at the knees, never mind the beautiful Lana who has sparked his interests, played by Ashley Shaw. The two together give a smoking hot performance.

Kurumi Kamayachi delightfully portrays Rita, the characters naivety is wonderfully apparent as she interacts with Angelo, played by Leonardo McCorkindale, whose performance is outstanding. To see the build of his characters vulnerability to the point where his vengeance is all he can think about is seamlessly shown and wonderful to see.