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You may find the canapes a little hard to stomach- but the entertainment is murderously good- and the dreams flow as free as the drinks. Be bold, be bold, but not too bold. Having successfully made a splash on the summer festival circuit with their debut outdoor show ?The Rose-eyed Queen' Goya Arts now steps inside to present to you a darkly wicked tale loosely adapted from Neil Gaiman's short story of the same name. The fox is a familiar but enigmatic figure in popular folklore all over the world, indeed where there are foxes there are stories of mischief and malice. They are the tricksters, both the hunters and the hunted. The White Road draws on this rich wealth of stories and combines original British folk tales and Japanese kitsune legends to create a tale that subverts expectations and removes the comfortable moral certainty we have grown to accustomed to in this oft called ?post truth society'.