"Arnold Wesker's latest play, about child abuse, is brave, honest and urgent." -- The Guardian

A family is torn apart by memories of events that happened twenty years ago. When Matthew and Karen's daughter Jenny pays a visit to a therapist, she unlocks a secret history of stark childhood image, stripped of their innocence. But have these memories been recovered - or invented?

Arnold Wesker, one of Britain's leading post-war dramatists is author of such landmark plays as Roots, The Kitchen, Chips With Everything and Shylock. The World Premier of this taught, psychological drama has been hailed as a tremendous critical success.