On Assumptions, Plays and Hibernating
I recently wrote an article on Assumptions, Plays and Hibernation over on the ATL blog, Notes from the Lab. It is worth a quick look and think. Check it out HERE. Here's a quote:
As a small independent theatre, Audacity is under no obligation to do full-scale productions in a certain place for a certain time. We don’t have to do anything in a designated theatre building. We don’t have to do plays. We only have to have someone do something where people can watch. Period. We can do projects that are pure improvisation, evenings of music and stories, stunts and happenings. We can do them anywhere we can drum up a crowd - bars, parks, patios, galleries, coffee shops, parking lots, living rooms, etc.
Also, there's a cuddly pic of a bear sleeping...
As a small independent theatre, Audacity is under no obligation to do full-scale productions in a certain place for a certain time. We don’t have to do anything in a designated theatre building. We don’t have to do plays. We only have to have someone do something where people can watch. Period. We can do projects that are pure improvisation, evenings of music and stories, stunts and happenings. We can do them anywhere we can drum up a crowd - bars, parks, patios, galleries, coffee shops, parking lots, living rooms, etc.
Also, there's a cuddly pic of a bear sleeping...