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Re: RAT In support of in-home, in-class, on-line theater



Gleason,
It's certainly true that the moment-to-moment audience / performer interaction [what I tend to call "flow"] is missing from this sort of online performance -- unless decent 2-way teleconferencing options can be introduced. I'm calling it "theater" because part of the purpose is to get people connected with / interested in doing theater in their homes for family and friends. (My assumption is that the camera will be fixed and folks will perform in front of it -- essentially a theater experience.)  Hmmm. Wonder if the Dogme 95 folks would be interested :)
 
Cheers,
Cat Hebert
 
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On Mon, 14 May 2001 18:5:0 -0700 "Gleason  Bauer" <gleaball@earthlink.net> writes:
Theatre needs a live audience present in order to be theatre.  If there is no audience present it becomes something else. 
 
I'm not opposed to what you suggest, but I wouldn't call it theatre...
 
G in LA