Reverie to Stage FRAGMENTS at The Space Theatre, London in April 2026

Reverie will return with Fragments - a visceral, genre-defying theatrical experience that
fractures time, language, and identity. Playing 28 April - 1 May 2026 at The Space
Theatre, London. This four-night run invites audiences into a liminal world where grief
lingers, power corrodes, and love refuses to disappear.

Created and directed by Yuvraj Bhatia, Fragments is an anthology of three interwoven
worlds, performed by three actors, bound by a single question: what makes us human
when everything else falls away?

From a future where connection is almost extinct (With You), to a collapsing city haunted
by loyalty and moral paralysis (Demons), to a nightmarish descent into obsession and
power (Macbeth), Fragments unfolds like a triptych of psychological rupture.

- With You follows a bond between two lost souls stuck together in a post-apocalyptic
society where isolation is the norm. Through their evolving relationship, they uncover
deeper layers of their identities, intertwined pasts and the traumas that shaped who
they are, learning to face the cost of loving each other in a fractured world.

- Demons is the story of Nicolas and Peter, two childhood friends on whom looms the
fate of their entire city. While it teeters on collapse in a time of extreme political
instability, they face each other... and themselves; seeking hope and trust in world that
offers neither. An adaptation of the novel of the same name by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.

- Macbeth explores the haunting descent of the relationship between Macbeth and
Lady Macbeth. It puts their power-dynamics and seductive manipulation to the fore
against the backdrop of a surreal, fluid and nightmarish world, exploring the cost of
obsessive ambition on their personal psyches and crumbling relationship. An
adaptation of the William Shakespeare play.

Minimalist, abstract, and emotionally raw, the production rejects conventional
narrative in favour of atmosphere, rhythm, and subtext - drawing audiences into a
charged space between repression and rebellion, beauty and brutality.