The Lake

After a short interval, Tony Adigun’s The Lake took the stage with undeniable power that was attractive and visually stimulating. The Lake was a hauntingly Victorian piece that wavered between an implied narrative of family and death, and a mosaic of hard-hitting imagery. This piece pulled out all the stops technically – it had a dancer hanging in the air, a bathtub with water and emanating blue light, strong lighting cues and an epic soundtrack.