A deeply intimate and touching production in which dancer and perfomer Andrew Dawson explores – not without wry humour – the death of his father. His father died in 1985 and tragically, his body lay undiscovered for ten days. The trauma inspired Dawson to create this unusual utobiographical work which deals with his sense of loss and guilt and the unique emotions which exist between father and son. The work uses sculpture, video, mime and the delicate, sensitive movement Dawson has long established as his artistic signature, to create a memorable production that is both emotionally and visually captivating.