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Deconstructing 
the
​Dream

A performance with artists and scientists
​exploring the neuroscience of the imagination

The Event

Deconstructing the Dream is a unique performance that brings together scientists and actors to collect data, create theatre and explore the neuroscience of the imagination.  The project brings together groups with expertise in theatre (Flute theatre), neuroscience (UCL team) and wearable computing (Goldsmiths team) to fulfil several aims:

Aims
  • To create a unique performance of Midsummer Night's Dream 
  • To collect neuroimaging data from actors rehearsing and performing on stage
  • To share the science with the audience
  • To capture audience reactions with wearable sensors



The first performances of Deconstructing the Dream took place on 15-16 May 2019 at the Bloomsbury Theatre, UCL.

As part of our preparation, the scientists and actors rehearsed together for 4 days and collected extensive neuroimaging data during the rehearsals.

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