Virtual Reality?
Tue, 9 Jan 2001, 05:48 pmKatrina Bercov3 posts in thread
Virtual Reality?
Tue, 9 Jan 2001, 05:48 pmParticipants wanted to explore exciting medium!
It doesn’t get any more “live” than this!
Interactive theatre blurs the line between actor and audience by involving everyone in action-based, "theatre of life" events.
This powerful, hybrid art form merges the concepts such as:
role play, improvised theatre, theatre-in-education & interactive simulation to create the theatre’s version of “virtual reality”.
We are currently seeking: Actors, Writers, Performers, Players, Directors, Educators and the chronically curious to participate in a series of exploratory workshops.
These hands-on weekly workshops, will introduce the concept of Interactive Theatre and will involve the opportunity for participants to learn new skills and devise their own work.
The workshops will run for 10 weeks from February 7th 2001 on a Wednesday evening and will include the possibility of developing professional opportunities for some participants.
Participants who complete the full course will receive a certificate of completion.
A background in theatre or writing is preferred but all enquiries are welcome.
If it sounds like you or you would like to know more, please contact us and we will send you more information and an application form.
It doesn’t get any more “live” than this!
Interactive theatre blurs the line between actor and audience by involving everyone in action-based, "theatre of life" events.
This powerful, hybrid art form merges the concepts such as:
role play, improvised theatre, theatre-in-education & interactive simulation to create the theatre’s version of “virtual reality”.
We are currently seeking: Actors, Writers, Performers, Players, Directors, Educators and the chronically curious to participate in a series of exploratory workshops.
These hands-on weekly workshops, will introduce the concept of Interactive Theatre and will involve the opportunity for participants to learn new skills and devise their own work.
The workshops will run for 10 weeks from February 7th 2001 on a Wednesday evening and will include the possibility of developing professional opportunities for some participants.
Participants who complete the full course will receive a certificate of completion.
A background in theatre or writing is preferred but all enquiries are welcome.
If it sounds like you or you would like to know more, please contact us and we will send you more information and an application form.