Mata Hari is an exploration of a woman who finds herself ostracized, made a scapegoat, and executed by a moral society dominated by men. This original work pushes the operatic form through the use of physical theater, unconventional instrumentation, historical texts, and highly manipulated video design. Set during the final months of her life in prison in Paris, the piece pits a single female against the men who loved and loathed her and ultimately destroyed her.