Dancing In The Light

Sid is a student who is paying for his tuition by dancing in a nightclub.

He hates it; hates his co-workers, hates the punters.

But luckily he won’t have to do it for much longer – tonight is his last night and he can’t wait to leave.

He has no intention of putting on a good performance – the punters don’t know it’s his last night and he has no intention of letting them know, has no intentions of looking back at all once he leaves.

But then he makes the mistake of going to the bar for one final drink before his set – and meets a guy who makes him want to make the dance special.

He finds himself losing his cool, allowing the customary, protective numbness to fall away.

Just how badly will he end up regretting this?