Theater in your bathtub?
I've got to tell you, this is cool. Work nights and, wish you could make it to a show? Now you don't have to miss out. Theater organization, Fuel, launched Everyday Moments a series of 12 free podcasts available once a month to be listened to at a specific time and place. The first podcast features Kazuko Hohki's The Hole, which is designed to be listened to while lying in the bath in the evening; later in the year you will be able to invite Adrian Howells into your bed, do the housework with John Hegley or stand on a bridge at midnight to listen to a piece by Inua Ellams.
Everyday Moments is an imaginative way for artists to reach an audience without having to rent a space and wait for people to show up. With all the technology within our reach, this is a powerful way to reach those hungry for the arts without many opportunities to satisfy. I find it fascinating that this technology has only been used as a marketing tool and not as a new way to create art until now.
Unfortunately I don't have a bathtub, I know, sad right! But I will be checking this out, you should too, tell me what you think? Innovative, or not?
Click here to download the podcast
Everyday Moments is an imaginative way for artists to reach an audience without having to rent a space and wait for people to show up. With all the technology within our reach, this is a powerful way to reach those hungry for the arts without many opportunities to satisfy. I find it fascinating that this technology has only been used as a marketing tool and not as a new way to create art until now.
Unfortunately I don't have a bathtub, I know, sad right! But I will be checking this out, you should too, tell me what you think? Innovative, or not?
Click here to download the podcast
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