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For centuries, baroque music has endured because of its beauty, emotional depth and technical brilliance. But can it also become the foundation for an immersive, multidisciplinary performance that resonates with audiences today? That's the challenge Wicked Music People has set itself with Unbound, a new production that brings together period instrument performance, contemporary dance, digital scenography and live theatre in a bold exploration of human freedom. Joining us are co-producers U-En Ng and Lin Lee, both co-founders of Wicked Music People, to tell us more.
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