We also were introduced to the other four characters played by Tibu Fortes, Naomi Frederick, Cairán Owens and Mathew Flynn. I thought that each actor was well suited to their roles and held our attention well with commanding stage presence and intelligent choices. No head mics were used yet everyone projected well therefore I heard every word clearly.

The set, or lack thereof, consisted of a blank rectangular stage, which the audience surrounded. The lighting was well orchestrated, having various dynamics throughout the show, I enjoyed the blackout scene with torches and a few dull spotlights which really added to the tense atmosphere.  The musical moments linking the scenes also fuelled the tense atmosphere, keeping the audience engaged. The transitions between scene changes were seamless and some were met with slow-motion exits (which I didn’t fully understand but didn’t dislike.) Another part I wasn’t sold on was the fact they put the interview chair in the middle of the audience. I felt the angle was not ideal for some viewers causing some people to be turning to see and batting their heads in between characters to keep up - however I appreciate that this might have been a decision based on the limited space of the Park Theatre stage.