What I liked
The atmosphere was incredibly effective lighting, sound, and movement worked together to pull the audience into a surreal state. The performances were committed and emotionally resonant, and I appreciated the experimental structure that encouraged personal interpretation.
What I didn't like
Some transitions between scenes felt abrupt, which made it hard to stay grounded in the flow of the narrative. A bit more cohesion or thematic clarity would help the audience connect the dots without losing the dreamlike quality.
My overall impression
WAKE UP YOU’RE NOT DREAMING was a bold and immersive experience that played with perception and identity in surprising ways (mehndi designs). The show blurs the lines between dream logic and waking reality, creating a space that feels both familiar and uncanny.
