Eight people come together to stay in the cabin from their teenage adventures, to celebrate the life of their friend Audrey, dead after a tragic accident. But when a storm prevents them from getting back to the mainland, estranged twins Lottie and Eliott are trapped in a tangled web of relationships, each more fraught than the last.

Lottie is engaged to Leon, whom Elliot has always been in love with. Lottie’s childhood best friend Dorothea is stuck in the middle of the feud. Noel, Leon’s twin, swears to Eliott he’s going to get Leon back for her, settling an old score once and for all. Audrey’s cousin Cleo knows Audrey hasn’t really left her: sometimes, she swears she still appears to her at the cabin. Ginger, whose feelings still hurt too much to voice, is desperate to get away. And poor Benedict, who owns the cabin, has to manage the whole mess until the storm blows over. And then River turns up. What the heck are they doing here?

In the limbo of grief, the strange circumstances force the odd friendship group to try and reconcile their differences, and resolve the troubles from their teenage years. Glass; Shakespearean and odd in its form and its masque, celebrates good music, good humour and even better relationships.