Hammerhead is now
Dimension
Same teams. Same skills
New combined powers.
All the world’s a virtual stage.
The National Theatre’s musical VR experience All Kinds of Limbo transports audiences into a vibrant theatrical world inspired by the influence of West Indian culture on the UK music scene.
Behind the scenes of the VR experience
Into the music
Volumetrically-captured performances by musicians Nubiya Brandon and Raffy Bushman, alongside the NuShape Orchestra, bring to life an immersive musical journey that collapses the boundaries between theatre and virtual reality.
An intimate, immersive performance
Volumetric capture brings this to life by binding the emotional connection between the audience and principal performer, Nubiya Brandon. Being able to walk up and around her as she sings breaks down the invisible barriers of a traditional stage performance and enhances the connection.
“Some of the most technologically impressive volumetric video we’ve seen in VR.”
Kyle Melnick | VRScout
“All Kinds of Limbo offers a peek into the kind of technology that will likely shape future theatre shows”
Rut Gjefsen | CultureWhisper