In a city that rose from devastation, the skyline is changing once again. Now the past clashes with the future in a story of politics, revenge, sex and violence.
Niall wants his city to stay the way it is and he'll fight the endless schemes for regeneration. Clare wants power and she'll use her body as well as her mind to get it. Roy's a politician whose past is as dark as the city's. Moira wants revenge and she's back to face her demons. Trackman has witnessed more than he ever wanted to, and now he wants to put things straight. Dale believes in the legends of the city and he feels the skyline moving.
All over Britain landmark buildings are being knocked down to make way for caf�s and luxury apartments. Are we losing our identity or are we finally moving forward?
Production at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry in October/November 2004.

TOBY MILLER is Professor of English, Sociology, and Women's Studies and Chair of the Program in Media and Performance at the University of California, Riverside and author ofTechnologies of Truth (1998) and The Avengers (1997).
NITIN GOVIL is Assistant Professor of Media Studies and Sociology at the University of Virginia.
JOHN MCMURRIA is Assistant Professor of Communications at DePaul University in Chicago.
RICHARD MAXWELL is Professor and Chair of Media Studies at Queens College, City University of New York.
TING WANG is a doctoral student in the Department of Radio, Television& Film at Northwestern University.