The Adjacent Possible is a live, interactive theater experience. Using music, storytelling, improvisational performance, and technology the audience is transformed into an orchestra. The show culminates in the performance of a piece of music — the first and last ever to take place.

In the media:

“ The show is an interactive and auditory feast, generously flavored with surprise and delight moments, and a blissful reprieve from the world. It is truly an experience like no other, a combination of old time radio drama, poetic guided meditation, and improvisational high tech orchestra”

— No Proscenium Magazine

“Anyone can play their heart out in this interactive virtual orchestra. ”

— LA Times

“With no musical experience or physical instruments required, The Adjacent Possible invites you to a blissful 45-minute session.”

— Hyperallergic

What participants are saying...

“What a wholly enchanting 45 minutes - delightful brew of generosity, creation, collaboration, spontaneity, trust, and music! I felt utterly transported both in mind, heart and body.”

“The performance was so magical and serene.”

“The Adjacent Possible manages to create a very quiet and soft virtual experience which is very hard to do. I loved the meditative quality of it all.”

“This was magical!”

“The message is so beautiful - especially in the times we are living in.”

“I'd like to live in that world we just created…Thanks for the opportunity to be a performer.”

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“Everything is music for the born musician. Everything that vibrates, stirs, and palpitates, sunlit summer days, nights when the wind whistles, the light that flows, the twinkling stars, storms, birdsong, the buzzing of insects, the stirring of trees”

— Romaine Rollard, 1904