David Bowie’s lyric sheet to be auctioned for $126,000
Legendary rock singer David Bowie’s memorabilia is currently being sold at an exorbitant cost, with one his lyric sheets auctioned for over $126,000, when it’s sold.
Late rock star David Bowie's musical Lazarus is set to become a virtual reality experience.
The acclaimed show which features music and lyrics composed by Bowie is now going to be given a virtual reality experience at the Victoria and Albert Museum's 2017 Performance Festival, which will take place later this month here, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
According to the website What's On Stage, footage of the musical is to be screened during the 'From VHS To VR' event on April 30.
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The experience will also feature musical performers Michael C Hall, Amy Lennox and Sophia Anne Caruso.
Bowie, who died of liver cancer in January last year, had dreamed of creating a production for Broadway and London's West End during his childhood.
But the music icon admitted to scrapping plans to write The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars and George Orwell's 1984 for the stage, before he eventually worked on Lazarus.
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