Under Midnight Lights

Lights on the stage are brighter than ever. But everything in Martina's music box world is getting darker...

Director of the company, Alan Jung, can't seem to pry himself away from his prima ballerina and his demands grow more and more intense. Intimate even. Afraid to damage a career she's worked so hard for, and only just begun, Martina is afraid to deny him anything.

Even if that includes her relationship with Maraav...

"The Wolf of the Mariinsky," Maraav Levondovska illuminates Martina. Around him, all the sweat and hardship of this world dissolves. It seemed so simple to let their lives on stage as lovers become their lives in real life. Dance imitating the life they want together.

But the music is twisted now. And the movements don't make sense. Their dance is off-kilter, Under Midnight Lights!