Structure
| I | Have The British Gone Mad? | Prologue | |
| II | BBC's Hidden Shame | Concerto | Prelude (Adagio) Allegretto Reprise (Adagio) |
| III | Email Protected | Concerto | Recitative |
| IV | Paranoia | Concerto | Finale |
| V | Sulpiride 200mgs | Variations | No. 1 Passacaglia No. 2 Chaconne |
| VI | Censorship | Variations | no. 3 on an Interval No. 4 on a Chord No. 5 on a note |
| VII | The Continuing Silence | Epilogue |
Unusual for an opera, all the vocal parts are spoken, but unlike a play, the music is continuous and relates strongly to the text.
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