There's Still Time To Catch An 'Audience-Immersive Rave' At Stanford

“Bacchae,” an audience-immersive rave experience, begins at the front steps of Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center May 22-23 at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. presented by The Freeks Theater of Stanford University.

According to the theater group:

“This adaptation of The Bacchae translates Euripides’ classical tragedy into an immersive rave experience. The story of Dionysus’ revenge on Thebes will be poetically re-worked and set in a Stanford that is at once contemporary and mythical, refracting modern rave culture through the lens of ancient myth to reveal how Dionysian religion lives on today.

“Our Bacchae will begin at the Cantor Arts Center and conclude at the Clark Center, with the action unfolding at various sites in between. We aspire to create a festival of music, art, and performance at this edge of campus - a playground for student artists and spectators alike.”

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