A person once described the historian as a "prophet looking backwards". Solomon's Knot Collective must've had a similar idea in mind when they decide to reimagine Antonio Abati's mid-17th-century satire on healthcare. Set to music by an anonymous composer, it's staged as a troubling vision of the future that rings as true now as it did 400 years ago. Being performed in the beautiful Wilton's Music Hall, this is a great opportunity to catch some inventive opera in a fantastic setting. The organisers reserve the right to refuse admission. Please arrive on time as latecomers may not be admitted. Tickets are non-refundable (unless, of course, the performance is cancelled).