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Zoom Theatre has started a GoFundMe campaign inspired by the famous line from Macbeth. Zoom Theatre has already produced four, free, fully staged productions for over 2,000 audience members. The funds raised through GoFundMe will help us continue to produce live theatre for the duration of the pandemic.
We want to share! After over a year online, with 11,000 hours on Zoom rehearsing and performing for 4,000 audience members, Zoom Theatre would like to share what we’ve learned with you about producing, staging and presenting nine live shows during the pandemic.
Tuesday, April 13
5pm PT / 8pm ET
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Wednesday, April 14
2pm PT / 5pm ET
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Zoom Theatre is currently accepting play production proposals from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Theatre Directors for shows to be presented in our Summer 2021 mini-season. All applications must be received before April 18th, 2021.
Read more: Production proposals wanted from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color Theatre Directors
In July of 2020, New York Times critic Laura Collins-Hughes wrote an article entitled "Digital Theater Isn’t Theater. It’s a Way to Mourn Its Absence.” I must respectfully disagree.
Dear Zoom Communications - Thanks for making such great apps! Being able to see and talk in real time with multiple people from all over the world is freakin' magic. At Zoom Theatre (no relation) we think your software is so fantastic that we started a live theatre company based on Zoom Webinar. We know that you wrote your software for business and not entertainment, but when you get a moment, would it be possible (pretty please), for you to add a few more features desperately needed by the live performing arts community?
Read more: Dear Zoom Communications - Five Features Performing Artists Desperately Need