
DISCORDANCE
A VR and mocap dance performance - live from London & New York
Available anywhere
Experience hosted by Unwired Dance Theatre

Dance meets cutting-edge technology in this performance that combines live dancers, motion capture, VR technology, telematics and immersive theatre. DISCORDANCE features dancers in London and New York connected in real-time in the virtual space, co-present with participants in VR headset or computer, and spectators on the livestream. DISCORDANCE explores themes of multi-identities and the search for human connection. Follow the journey of a character through self-discovery, trying to fit in but realising that their otherness is what will help them connect with others. It expands on the experience of a traditional dance performance by combining it with the interactive potential of immersive ... Show More

Audience Role
Active participants are encouraged to follow and support the main character on a journey through self-discovery and acceptance. Interactions will be encouraged through movement (no speaking required). Invisible participants can move ... Show More
Content Advisories
Moments of darkness
Themes around mental health
All ages
Interaction Advisories
Light (business/acquaintance) contact
Mobility Advisories
No mobility advisories
Event is wheelchair accessible.
What you will need
Mozilla Hubs
Browser based virtual reality software. May be accessed without headset, but optimal experience requires VR headset. PC & Quest compatible.
Additional Instructions
DISCORDANCE uses a custom version of Mozilla Hubs (provided by OnBoardXR) and runs directly in a web browser from any VR headset, computer or phone. Compatible with Meta Quest and PCVR. Livestream option available.
Unwired Dance Theatre
Hosting immersive events on EI since February, 2023
Unwired Dance Theatre makes immersive and playable experiences - for remote audiences, IRL and virtual stages, galleries and more unconventional sites. Our work questions our sense of empathy, especially when mediated through technology, and often explores what remote connection could look like. From networked wearables to XR, we like to work at the intersection of dance and technology to create unique and thought-provoking experiences, with meaningful audience participation at its core.