A futuristic atmosphere inspired by the film “Avatar” echo in this new production of the musical “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” directed by Edward Johnson (The Wizard of Oz, Hamlet, Alice in Wonderland). A crescent of the moon, poorly suspended so that it slowly swings and lights the night is the fixed element of the whole set. The wood is the realm of the fairies, a fantastic world where the luxurious greenery acquires a magic feature, thanks to bright elements spread all around; the world of human beings is represented, on the contrary, in a more realistic way through props of daily use and refined flower decorations that remind one immediately of wedding parties. The physical and expressive style of acting taken up by native English speaking actors, that catalyses the attention of the young audience, help to underline the edge between these two worlds. The precise and balanced sound and light effects help defining settings, enhancing in this way the understanding of the play. The songs, taken from the Seventies, are the musical theme recurring through the show with exciting songs (performed live, as usual) taken from the repertoire of Abba, the Bee Gees, Barbara Streisand, James Brown and others. Choreographies, as in every musical by PALKETTOSTAGE, underline the meaning of the scenes and state again the basic points of the story. The style of the Seventies was chosen also for the costumes of the human characters, whereas for fairies and pixies transparent and light fabrics were preferred, enriched by glitter and elegant decorations.