dadaNetCircus is a multimedia theatre group producing plays for the stage and the Web. Ours is a theater that dramatizes the Information Age through a reinterpretation of the classics.

On stage, we combine pixel pupppets (projections of digital imagery) with live actors, dancers, sculpture, and music. On the web, we experiment with narrative forms and digital media. It all started with something called Click Me.

We're opening our dadaNetCircus Orchestra site on mp3.com with selections from two recent performances.

Jonah and the WWWhale is a journey into the belly of the beast -- a virtual Leviathan of global proportions!

Metropolis is a soundtrack and pixel scrub for the 1929 silent sci-fi film by German director Fritz Lang.

Our current project is called The dadaSea. It's based on Homer's Odyssey, the story of a man wandering around in an ocean. We're planning to perform this play in 24 monthly installments -- an epic that's two years in the telling!