Purple Star Theatre Company

Spoonface Steinberg
'And what was the meaning of all these things? And the meaning was if you found the spark - and it was finding the Spark inside you and setting them free', she said.

The story of an exceptional autistic child's outlook on faith, love and the meaning of life as it turns funny, intensely moving and profound.

'A play at once simple and complex, multilayered and accessible, plunging us into the puzzle of the autistic mind making us experience it as if it were our own.'

Anna Weiss
"I lie awake all night, I relive every single moment since she was born, and there's nothing there. There's nothing there." He said.

Anna Weiss, a hypnotherapist specializing in revealing 'lost' memories, has assisted 20-year-old Lynn in 'remembering' a long history of childhood sexual abuse by her father. But are they real memories or dark autosuggestions?

This explosive and gripping play about the phenomenon of False Memory Syndrome is not only frighteningly topical but also prompts intense speculation on our need to have faith in each other, as we watch three lives plummet into an abyss of mutual mistrust.

A relaxed performance is intended specifically to be sensitive to and accepting of audience members who may benefit from a more relaxed environment, including (but not limited to) those with autistic spectrum conditions, anyone with sensory and communication disorders.