We all wonder what goes on behind closed doors - things, afterall, are rarely as they appear. Three people's lives overlap in a seemingly simple way at first, but who are they really? Living in leafy suburbia, they could be any one of us - apparently ordinary people with apparently ordinary lives. Yet what unravels is a disturbing tale of dysfunction, secrecy and manipulation. Not for the faint hearted, this is an exploration of human needs and human nature, of love and relationships, of nature and nurture. The Chameleon Room leaves us with questions about our own morality and desires. And...