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by Merco Productions

Dates: Tuesday 13 March 2007 - Saturday 31 March 2007
Post-show discussion: Led by Professor Jean Stubbs [Director - Caribbean Studies Centre/ London Metropolitan University]

An island nobody ever leaves, the Bermuda Triangle, something like that.

Cuban-American writer Jesse Quinones charts a day in the life of a slum estate in Havana .

Cuba: a tropical idyll where the sun never sets, or a stifling prison where the days never end?

Director: David Mercatali
Designer: Wendy Uren
Lighting design: Jason Kirk
Cast: Geoff Aymer, George Couyas, Olayinka Giwa, Scarlett Perdereau & Vineeta Rishi

"An affecting snapshot of life in the final days of Castro's Cuba" Time Out