Have you ever imagined what it would be like if that were the case?Matrix” Got a concert? Well, it looks like you’ll no longer have the job of imagining what that would be like, because soon, the iconic film created by the Wachowski sisters will be adapted for the stage.
That’s right! And as far as directing goes, “Trainspotting” (1996) and “Slumdog Millionaire?” No one else will do Danny Boyle from the movies. (2008).
The big news came via Variety, but don’t be fooled into thinking the new musical adaptation will be the same as the one in amateur theaters. This time, the best show will have its production organized by the theater division of Warner Bros. So, without a doubt, you can expect something really special.
In addition, according to some reports, the show will be called “Free Your Mind” on stage, which is a kind of reference to Laurence Fishburne’s character Morpheus’ speech to Neo, played by Keanu Reeves, in the film. Released in 1999.
But if you’ve ever thought “Matrix” music could be weird, check out the new project’s description:
“Incorporating the hip-hop choreography of hundreds of dancers, ‘Free Your Mind’ will take the audience on an exciting journey through the ‘Matrix’ and into a new world of possibilities. This exciting production will span all the flexible spaces of the Factory International Theatre, responding to and responding to the moment. Harvesting collective energy.
For those who don’t know, Factory International, to whom the above description refers, is a cultural hub and soon-to-open art house in Manchester, UK.
If this news piqued your interest and you want to see this incredible show, you better check out the tickets because the project is scheduled to start there next month, in October.
So don’t waste time! After all, you can’t stay away from this. But if you want to enjoy a non-musical version of “The Matrix” in the comfort of your own home, you can find the entire franchise on HBO Max.
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