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There was this Dutch artist who did it the other way around. He made a play that was featuring as the actors six trained German shepherds.
The play was called: going to the dogs
Sounds like something from the mind of a Dutch for sure.
To bark or not to bark? That is the question.
They make musical plays just for training dogs to sit thru? Such dedication!
They up the difficulty by performing Cats
I clicked away and then came back just to upvote you.
To be fair, that mess is difficult to watch to the end for humans who love musicals too…
I used to work at Cats and enjoyed quite a lot of it. Oddly enough they didn’t record the best parts.
I like the bored ones resting their head on the seat in front.
Clearly the discerning experts of the group 😁🥰
Makes you wonder if they use the actors’ rehearsals, just have the interns pretend to do a play by reading a script and doing some motions, book an acting troupe’s time, or buy out a theater that’s having an actual performance.
It’s probably rehearsals, but I want to believe they put on a full performance and do a curtain call for the dogs.
I’ve known enough actors etc that I would be surprised if they didn’t go all out for the doggos. It might “officially” be a rehearsal, but they are likely putting in as much effort, or more, as a full performance.
Some of the silliest people I have known were actors, and I love them for it
Wouldn’t want to disappoint those good boys!
I recently read A Fire Upon the Deep and it’s sequel, The Children of the Sky, and this picture is very fitting with those books (they feature a lot of sentient wolves)
I love how humans are just these tall clumsy things on stilts, perpetually free-falling to the ground only to catch themselves with a leg and then to repeat the whole process.
Also I’m surprised no one has invented a dog bus to create a portable 5*4 cabin of pure brainpower that you can cart around
