I was commissioned by 472 Productions to adapt and direct the climactic section of Euripides' Bacchae - the death of Pentheus - to be played during their show at the Oxford Playhouse, a 600-seat venue with national renown for its popularity as a stop for touring productions, such as Frantic Assembly’s ‘Things I Know to be True’, sell-out Olivier-nominated smash hit ‘Six’, and for performances by the likes of Dame Judi Dench and Ian McKellen.

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Upon its projection, the city's newspaper Cherwell called it "the pick of the night… [it] was incredible, with a psychedelic, electrifying, and utterly haunting score, which engrossed the entire audience. The whole piece was terse and well-paced."

The show sold out every night of its run, and the film has now been sent around the festival circuit.