It's a risky ambition to tackle the meaning of love - how we find it, how it changes us and how it feels to have loved and to have lost.
Massive Theatre Company's latest production The Wholehearted attempts to do just that in a piece of performance theatre that combines movement, voice and drama to dissect love from all angles.
Under the helm of co-directors Sam Scott and Scotty Cotter, the show sought to explore the "extreme power of love" across generations, genders and cultures.
Set in the intimately small Q Theatre loft, with a small cast of seven, the piece managed to examine the psychology of love in a manner that was both comedic and at times heart-wrenching.