Tuesday - Friday 7pm and 9.30pm (29, 30 June, 4, 5, 6, 7 July)
Saturdays 1.30pm, 4pm, 7pm, 9.30pm (1, 8 July)
Sundays 1.30pm, 4pm, 7pm (2, 9 July)
14+, under 16s to be accompanied by an adult aged 18+
Running time: 60 minutes.
Accessibility features available for this event: Wheelchair Access
A groundbreaking mixed-reality concert event created by legendary composer and musician 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 is both collective and individual, inviting observers to connect to the work – and each other – throughout.
While audiences may view the show in a seated format, they are also free to wander and explore during the hour-long event.
Sakamoto is an international sensation, with a body of work spanning from electronic to classical composition and performance, including original scores for Oscar-winning films such as The Last Emperor and The Revenant. KAGAMI brings Sakamoto into collaboration with Tin Drum – the world’s premier studio producing content for mixed reality devices.
Image: Ryuichi Sakamoto by Luigi & Iango, 2023
Produced by Tin Drum, in association with The Shed and Factory International for Manchester International Festival.
Members on sale: Tuesday 28 March 10am
General on sale: Thursday 30 March 10am
For ticketing and box office related enquiries, please contact tickets@factoryinternational.org.
For more information please visit: Ticketing and Sale of Goods Terms & Conditions – Factory International
Accessible ticketing can be booked online and via email for this event.
Below is an overview of access booking information:
Online booking: How to book Access and PA Tickets
Email Address: access@factoryinternational.org
The event takes place in Versa Manchester Studios, Studio 12. The full address of the venue is Versa Manchester Studios, 3 Goods Yard Street, Manchester M3 3BG.
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Accessible ticketing can be booked online and via email for this event.
Below is an overview of access booking information:
Online booking: How to book Access and PA Tickets
Email Address: access@factoryinternational.org
The space where the event will take place is Studio 12. There is step free access in Studio 12 and wheelchair movement will be possible in the space.
The event will be set up as unreserved seating, with a mix of freestanding seats with backs and some tall bar chairs without backs. Attendees will have the choice to move around the Studio as they please to experience the performance from different angles.
Assistance dogs are welcome at Versa Manchester Studios.
The closest stations to Versa Manchester Studios are:
Deansgate station and Deansgate-Castlefield tram: 0.3 miles
Salford Central station: 0.5 miles
St Peter’s Square tram: 0.5 miles
Manchester Piccadilly station: 1.2 miles
Click on the links above to find detailed access information for each station.
Free bus services stop at all city-centre stations, and near to Versa Manchester Studios along Deansgate, Bridge St and Quay St. Buses on these free routes are wheelchair accessible. For full details of the free bus routes, please visit the TfGM website.
There is a car park approximately 0.3 miles from Versa Manchester Studios at Water Street Car Park, New Elm Rd, Manchester, M3 4JH.
There is also a NCP car park (Manchester Spinningfields) approximately 0.2 miles away from the venue at Spinningfields, New Quay Street, Manchester, M3 3BE. It has 35 accessible bays.
There are also a small number of Blue Badge spaces along Water St and Quay St. Otherwise head towards Liverpool Road, Great John St and Lower Byrom St – close the Science and Industry Museum where there are a small number of additional Blue Badge spaces.
For a list of other parking bays available in the area, visit Manchester City Council website.
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