Rachel has it all: marriage, house, career. So why does she suddenly have this creeping feeling? Dis she leave something behind? Or is there something in the walls...? Her husband thinks she needs time; her psychiatrist suggests positive thinking. But then the visions start. Apparitions of doubts, past decisions, future mistakes. It is time for Xanax? Prozac? Or perhaps she just needs to forget it all, follow her instinct, and kiss a stranger. A darkly comic play about the underside of domesticity, the complexity of the brain in chaos, and the thin line between sinking and survival. Clare Lizzimore is a playwright and an Olivier Award winning director. Her first play, "Mint" (2013), was produced at the Royal Court's Open Court Season and long-listed for the prestigious Bruntwood Prize. She is currently under commission with the Royal Court Theatre and the Almeida Theatre. As a director,she has worked extensively in new writing, and her latest production- "Bull" by Mike Bartlett and received the 2015 Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre for its production at The Young Vic; it premiered at Sheffield Theatre and also toured to 59E59 in New York. Her directing awards include the Channel 4 Theatre Directors' Award and the Arts Foundation Theatre Directing Fellowship. She has been resident director at the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow, and a staff director at the Royal National Theatre.