Content warning: ableism, institutionalization, medical abuse, mental illness, sanism, sexual violence

10 Days in a Madhouse is a psychological opera that plays with notions of madness, inspired by the life of Nellie Bly, a trailblazing reporter who in 1887 faked madness in order to be admitted to Blackwell’s Asylum for the Insane and report ...

Dave, a patient in need of cardiological care, is having surgery while under the influence of "joy juice" (anaesthetic). Two nurses and a self-proclaimed cardiology “god” attempt to save him.