Nick Cave joins cast of online theatre production ‘Dream’

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04.03.2021 - 14:47

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Nick Cave has joined the cast of the immersive online theatre production Dream.The live production has been created in collaboration between the Royal Shakespeare Company, Manchester International Festival, Marshmallow Laser Feast and Philharmonia Orchestra.Dream had been set to open in spring 2020 as both an in-person and online live experience, but it has since been adapted for online viewing only due to the coronavirus pandemic’s shutdown of theatre venues.“Combining theatre, music and cutting-edge motion capture technology, Dream is an extraordinary exploration into the future of live performance,” a synopsis of the production states, while also promising that the remote audience will enjoy “a shared experience” with the actors.Dream –.

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