Without Warning brings together light, sound and movement using the stage space in a unique way.

Working from images in Keenan's compelling account of his four and a half years in captivity, four dancers and four musicians enter the anguished territory of being relegated to 'meat', and explore how the mind and spirit still finds ways to claw back reality, half-reality and meaning.

Voice, strings and percussion become a conduit for rage and resistance, playing out the erratic states of euphoria, ridiculousness, compassion and uncertainty.

Accompanying the performance is Darkroom by Peter Anderson, an exhibition of black and white photographs of the Without Warning cast in rehearsal. A staff photographer for NME in the 1980s, Peter is known for his striking portraits of musical icons including Madonna and Mick Jagger.