SUM - Royal Opera Linbury Studio, 23 May 2012 (world premiere)
Spot the difference.
A couple of years ago the notorious Bono-collaborator Brian Eno created a multimedia production for the Brighton Festival based on neuroscientist David Eagleman’s book Sum: 40 Tales From The Afterlives. Eno supplied a noodly, Eno-y soundtrack for a selection of readings from Eagleman's quirky stories about what might happen after we die.
Last night Wayne McGregor and his composing collaborator Max Richter created a multimedia production for the Royal Opera House based on neuroscientist David Eagleman’s book Sum: 40 Tales From The Afterlives. Richter supplied a noodly, Eno-y soundtrack for a selection of readings from Eagleman's quirky stories about what might happen after we die.
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