Stuart Hopp's one man show charting the remarkable life of Margaret Morris is a captivating piece of dance theatre. He dominates the large space, although his incessant name dropping of ballet "all stars" becomes quickly infuriating for those not wishing to attend a ballet history lesson.
Hopps, who briefly worked with Morris before her death, takes us on a journey detailing the life of a woman who revolutionised British dance, and the injustice of her becoming a mere footnote of history.
Hopps is powerful throughout, with his infectious enthusiasm and irrepressible movement exquisitely honed to present this incredible story.