This devised verbatim piece explores the memory and legacy of World War II - combining real interview material with personal reflection.
 

The work is built from first-hand and inherited accounts of the war, focusing not only on historical events themselves, but also how they are remembered, retold, and gradually lost over time.
 

A personal narrative runs throughout the piece, centred on the creator’s relationship with their grandmother, whose connection to wartime memory was experienced through wartime music. This relationship highlights the emotional gap between generations and the regret of unasked questions.
 

The piece blurs past and present, exploring the fragility of memory and the responsibility of preserving it.

Ultimately, the performance asks: what happens to history when the voices that lived it are no longer here to tell it?