KAGAMI

Now on until 21 January - select your dates below in December or January

A groundbreaking mixed reality concert event created by legendary composer and musician the late Ryuichi Sakamoto in collaboration with Tin Drum.

KAGAMI represents a new kind of concert, fusing dimensional moving photography with the real world to create a never-before-experienced mixed reality presentation. Audiences are invited to wear optically transparent devices to view the virtual Sakamoto performing on piano alongside dimensional art aligned with the music. Presented in surround sound, the experience was both collective and individual, inviting observers to connect to the work – and each other – throughout.

Due to the nature of the technology, this production is recommended for audiences aged 14+. Headsets are not approved by the manufacturer for use by children under the age of 14, and children under that age will not be permitted.

Set list: Before Long / Aoneko no Torso / Andata / Energy Flow / MUJI2020 / The Seed and The Sower / Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence / Aqua / The Last Emperor / BB

FAQ's

Can I wear my glasses with the headsets? 
KAGAMI is experienced through optically-transparent mixed reality headsets which will not fit comfortably over worn prescription eyewear. Guests requiring vision correction should wear contact lenses if able to do so. In-device lens correction solutions are available for glasses wearers, but due to the limitations of the device, guests should be advised that these lenses may not offer perfect vision correction.

What is the age restriction/guidance for Kagami? 
Due to the nature of the technology, this production is recommended for audiences aged 14+. Headsets are not approved by the manufacturer for use by children under the age of 14, and children under that age will not be permitted.

Will I be let in if I’m late? 
Please arrive at the advertised time. There is a period of induction where you will be fitted with a headset that cannot be missed. Due to having multiple shows throughout the day, we must start on time and cannot hold the show.