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TRANSPOSE at the Barbican

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Two people sit in dramatic lighting at Transpose at the Barbican; one is seated while another leans over their shoulder, embracing them from behind. The dimly lit scene, with deep shadows, creates a tense and emotional atmosphere.

TRANSPOSE at the Barbican

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