Zoom Theatre's second show explored a different way to present "live over the web" theatre. Two actors, in a box with eight cameras. Audiences were moved to tears (in a good way). Read Patrick Nims' directors notes on the tech details below, and check out some LUNGS production photos here.
Enjoy these photos from LUNGS starring Amber Collins Crane and Gregory Crane. Because Amber and Gregory are married and sheltering in place, they were able to rehearse and perform together. However the director, crew and audience were remote to the extent that Greg and Amber had to setup the play space, including all of the computers (2) and cameras (8) that were shipped to them.
Harry Duke joined the Saturday night performance of LUNGS. Read his review here or at North Bay Stage and Screen.
After two sold out performances, audiences reponse to LUNGS has been tremendous.
Asile Seat Review Executive Editor Barry Willis interviewed the stars of LUNGS for ASR's Not-so-Random Questions Time. The interview is included below, or you can read it by clicking here.
Binged enough Tiger King and The Office reruns yet? Jonesing for some live theatre? Check out Zoom Theatre’s continuing experiment in live theatre over the web when it presents LUNGS, by Duncan Macmillan, live, free and on the web on May 7, 8, 9 and 10 at www.zoomtheatre.com.
Zoom Theatre closed it's first production and audience feedback included “blown away”, “superb", "highly recommend”, “inspired”, "absorbing! Don’t miss it”, "a new way to tell stories". It was great weekend of live performance over the web!
Zoom Theatre’s opening night was amazing! Audience comments included “blown away”, “superb", "highly recommend”, “inspired”, "absorbing! Don’t miss it”, "a new way to tell stories".
Harry Duke interviewed Patrick Nims on the Thursday, March 26 theatre segment on KSRO’s The Drive with Steve Jaxon. You can listen to the interview here.
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