The Cloud - World Premiere and album Launch

The Cloud sets an original text, by English writer Aubrey Lavender, that seeks to highlight contemporary social political subjects. The story is based in two overlapping stories that alternates back and forth between them, focusing on technological revolution with echos of other broader subjects. One of the stories is about a lonely elderly right wing man. He tries to remove some protesters from his oil-executive son's event and inadvertently gets glued to the stage. Loving the attention he has got from his “protest”, he decides to join the Just Stop Oil movement. The other story is about a prince preparing for his coronation. When he learns of the new face tracking revolutionary technology, introduced by the police in order to track offenders in the coronation, the prince (unhappy) tries to put a stop to it. The prince is pressured to not to interfere and concedes. Halfway through the story, a glitch in the ID system switches the two men files in the database. Come and see what is the outcome of this glitch and what will happen to the prince and to the pensioner.

Baritone Jonathan Eyers and the Sonnen Quartert will use the glorious space of the Clock Tower at St Pancras' Station to premiere The Cloud and launch its digital album that will be avialable from that day to stream in all digitial platforms.