Curtainless Theatre Livestreams Julius Caesar
Iris Raine Paul reports:
We'll be running the (recorded) livestream again at 7 today and 2 tomorrow to honor our original performance schedule. We would so appreciate it if you were able to spread the word. I know Kameron is going to repost them at those times on our facebook page, but I think people should be able to access the original posts here (it's in two parts, 1 section before and 1 after intermission):
PART 1 https://www.facebook.com/curtainlesstheatrelansing/videos/509545796425496/
PART 2 https://www.facebook.com/curtainlesstheatrelansing/videos/193653111923848/
We did get feedback that part of the first half is difficult to hear and we do move closer part way through. This was our first shot at something like this, and it was well received, so we're considering revisiting the idea with some better equipment for future shows. It's a definite benefits to doing something in the public domain; we loved how accessible the livestream was to access for family and friends from out of town, or those who were high-risk and worried about going out right now (and maybe in the future we can include subtitles for our deaf and hard of hearing friends!).
Iris Raine Paul reports:
We'll be running the (recorded) livestream again at 7 today and 2 tomorrow to honor our original performance schedule. We would so appreciate it if you were able to spread the word. I know Kameron is going to repost them at those times on our facebook page, but I think people should be able to access the original posts here (it's in two parts, 1 section before and 1 after intermission):
PART 1 https://www.facebook.com/curtainlesstheatrelansing/videos/509545796425496/
PART 2 https://www.facebook.com/curtainlesstheatrelansing/videos/193653111923848/
We did get feedback that part of the first half is difficult to hear and we do move closer part way through. This was our first shot at something like this, and it was well received, so we're considering revisiting the idea with some better equipment for future shows. It's a definite benefits to doing something in the public domain; we loved how accessible the livestream was to access for family and friends from out of town, or those who were high-risk and worried about going out right now (and maybe in the future we can include subtitles for our deaf and hard of hearing friends!).
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