Genesis Opera Project 2

Hippocampus or Lonely - a chamber opera for five singers - is about a woman in love with her tattoo. It is set in a neutral space dominated by a pink sofa made of leather resembling human skin. It is Eva's skin. A tattoo of Hippocampus often sits on the sofa.

Hippocampus or Lonely - a chamber opera for five singers - is about a woman in love with her tattoo. It is set in a neutral space dominated by a pink sofa made of leather resembling human skin. It is Eva's skin. A tattoo of Hippocampus often sits on the sofa.

Hippocampus or Lonely - a chamber opera for five singers - is about a woman in love with her tattoo. It is set in a neutral space dominated by a pink sofa made of leather resembling human skin. It is Eva's skin. A tattoo of Hippocampus often sits on the sofa.

Hippocampus or Lonely - a chamber opera for five singers - is about a woman in love with her tattoo. It is set in a neutral space dominated by a pink sofa made of leather resembling human skin. It is Eva's skin. A tattoo of Hippocampus often sits on the sofa.

The tomcat presents a fairy-tale. 'Once upon a time there was a tramway conductor in Venice,' he starts. 'But there is no tramway in all of Venice,' protests a voice from the audience. Exactly. That is the problem. But a tramway conductor there was indeed.

The tomcat presents a fairy-tale. 'Once upon a time there was a tramway conductor in Venice,' he starts. 'But there is no tramway in all of Venice,' protests a voice from the audience. Exactly. That is the problem. But a tramway conductor there was indeed.

The tomcat presents a fairy-tale. 'Once upon a time there was a tramway conductor in Venice,' he starts. 'But there is no tramway in all of Venice,' protests a voice from the audience. Exactly. That is the problem. But a tramway conductor there was indeed.

The tomcat presents a fairy-tale. 'Once upon a time there was a tramway conductor in Venice,' he starts. 'But there is no tramway in all of Venice,' protests a voice from the audience. Exactly. That is the problem. But a tramway conductor there was indeed.

The tomcat presents a fairy-tale. 'Once upon a time there was a tramway conductor in Venice,' he starts. 'But there is no tramway in all of Venice,' protests a voice from the audience. Exactly. That is the problem. But a tramway conductor there was indeed.

On Saturday 23 March 1918, the famous Chinese conjuror Chung Ling Soo made the headlines - he was killed on stage by one of his own tricks during a performance at the Wood Green Empire in London. His death was shocking enough, but the truth behind Soo's most amazing trick was explosive and was revealed only when he died on stage.