Opsis

Opsisque, Greek for show, evokes the elegant atmosphere of a night at the theatre in 1920s London. Under the warmth of the spotlights, the excitement is almost palpable: the actors warm up, the soft rustle of costumes intersects with the murmurs of the audience, the powdery scent of make-up mingles with the musky perfumes of the women in the hall. The light glows in the woodwork and the play is about to begin.