Revolving around the concepts of change and growth, The Fiddler focuses on the degenerative effects societal ills - represented by metaphorical 'dark being' - have on the growth and development of children into adulthood as their innocence is stripped away. Lee and his friends live in London. They've grown-up hearing tales of a dark-being lurking in the shadows, playing a tune - a mesmerising tune - and goes by the name of 'The Fiddler'. As the city around them alters, the children grow apart, their attitudes and outlook evolving and adapting. Without their knowledge, the familiar stranger still hides in the dark, influencing their lives - perhaps it wasn't just a story?