In the immersive audio-visual show, "Medusa: A Transformation," Adah Parris was invited by Union Chapel Artist-in-Residence and Singer Boe Huntress to join her in co-producing a one-night-only immersive audio-visual experience. Adah played a pivotal role as co-producer and also took on the co-lead performer's mantle, marking her triumphant return to the stage after 32 years. Her performance, shrouded in secrecy until the night, captivated a packed audience of just over 300 attendees at Union Chapel in London.

"Medusa: A Transformation" was a one-night-only journey that artfully explored themes of ritual, belief systems, identity, transformation, and relationships. The show thrived on collaboration, blurring the lines between actors and the audience, actively involving everyone in the rituals, and crafting an immersive and transformative experience for all.

Adah's creative contribution extended well beyond her performance, enriching the multi-sensory experience. Collaborating with a talented team, including Maria Kimatica and Nesto of Kimatica Studios, who entrusted her with the body projection mapping equipment, resulted in a mesmerising fusion of visuals and movement. Adah also lent her artistic touch to crafting the captivating headdress she wore as Medusa, adding an extra layer of sensory depth to the performance.

The show's resounding success was a testament to the unwavering dedication and collaborative spirit of everyone involved. Carl H Smith, Fremsley Wham, Sarah Janes, Mark Rangolio, and an exceptional choir and gong percussionist, led by Anna-Helena McLean, collectively poured their creative and personal support into bringing "Medusa: A Transformation" to life.

This collective effort transformed "Medusa: A Transformation" into an unforgettable, multi-sensory journey that fully engaged both the audience and performers in an enthralling exploration of art, identity, and transformation.