Being an intimate 60-seater venue, the performance space accurately demonstrates a typical office environment, two desks crammed in, both covered with papers, stacked high like a fort, a waiting room with scattered kids’ drawings and toys and leaflets on the wall. We are introduced to the NHS Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS), 4th floor outpatient facility.

Almost immediately we meet Jay (Denzel Baidoo). Entering full of life, with little more than a houseplant and plans to change a broken system, willing to bend the rules in an effort to help patients, with often painful results. Angela has seen and experienced everything in the 30 years working in the NHS. Nothing surprises or intimidates her, until a new infuriating young temp enters, desperate to prove his worth and challenge her every move. The storyline develops at rapid pace through the 90-minute production, twists, unexpected turns and a beautifully crafted powerplay visible between Angela and Jay. Both desperately trying to show their worth. Angela keen to prove experience, the ‘old fashioned way’ is best and Jay attempting to change, bring fresh ideas but met with a sense of disdain.