In an age when the algorithm has become both architect and executioner of creative careers, Munya Chawawa — the comedian who rose to prominence through the very platforms he now questions — is choosing the stage over the scroll. At 33, he makes his acting debut in a rave-era reimagining of A Midsummer Night's Dream at Chichester Festival Theatre, a move that speaks to something larger than one man's career pivot: a growing hunger for unmediated human presence in a world saturated by digital noise. His journey from viral character to Shakespearean Bottom is, in its way, a parable about what we