What does music look like? What does music feel like? Audiences will discover the answers at MAKE SOME NOISE: The Legend of Frankie Wilde, a provocative, outrageous, and hilarious 360-degree sensorial theatrical experience, which will have an industry showcase next month prior to an Off-Broadway production next season. The invitation-only presentation will take place on April 6 at the Daryl Roth Theatre (101 East 15th Street).
MAKE SOME NOISE: The Legend of Frankie Wilde features a book by Todd Almond (Kansas City Choir Boy, The Odyssey) and is directed by Kevin Newbury (Fellow Travelers, The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs). MAKE SOME NOISE is based on the 2004 British-Canadian cult classic film, It's All Gone Pete Tong, written and directed by Michael Dowse. Named one of the 16 most influential women in the nightlife industry by Vegas Rated Magazine, Gen Cleary, the production's Creative Producer, has a 30-year career as an innovator in live entertainment and nightlife, including creating tours and residencies for DJs Paul Oakenfold, Kaskade, Steve Aoki, Tiesto, Sharam, Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Martin Garrix, and LMFAO, to name a few. Her live event experience also includes the Olympics Ceremony and Cirque du Soleil, among others. MAKE SOME NOISE: The Legend of Frankie Wilde answers the question: what is sound beyond hearing? Frankie Wilde is a top DJ in Ibiza who loses his hearing and must learn to connect with music in a new way. Audiences will similarly share in Wilde's journey as they use their other senses beyond hearing to experience music.Videos