 In 1998, Mary Zimmerman's stage adaptation "Metamorphoses" premiered at the Lookingglass Theatre, and the following year there was an adaptation of "Tales from Ovid" by the Royal Shakespeare Company.In the early 21st century, the poem continues to inspire and be retold through books, films and plays.A series of works inspired by Ovid's book through the tragedy of Diana and Actaeon have been produced by French-based collective LFKs and his film/theatre director, writer and visual artist Jean-Michel Bruyere, including the interactive 360° audiovisual installation "Si poteris narrare, licet" ("if you are able to speak of it, then you may do so") in 2002, 600 shorts and "medium" film from which 22,000 sequences have been used in the 3D 360° audiovisual installation "La Dispersion du Fils" from 2008 to 2016 as well as an outdoor performance, "Une Brutalité pastorale" (2000).