Everybody is getting in on the NFT craze. Are we anybody? We sure are, and we’re getting into it too! But, as always, no matter how exciting the tech may be, we always start by asking the same two questions:
- How can this enhance the stories we’re trying to tell?
- How does this help us connect with audiences?
The most widespread use of NFTs is as collectibles: Topshot basketball cards, Cryptokitties, 69 million dollar digital collages. Last week, the theatre industry jumped on board with the folks behind the Tonys announcing Third Act, an NFT platform aiming to create virtual…
Today was the first time I attended an in-person rehearsal in almost a year. It was for AliBi, Technodramatists’ first livestream theatre experience, which is set to premiere on February 6th. We started working on this project nearly a year ago as an in-person show. Back then we didn’t call an in-person show because we never conceived we’d produce any other other kind. But here we are.
On top of the challenges of producing a new piece of theatre while developing and implementing new performance technologies, we’re also faced with the far more significant task of keeping everyone on our…
Whether it’s a play, concert, or comedy show; at an arena, dingy club or high school cafegymatorium, there is nothing like live entertainment. I founded Technodramatists to create new opportunities for artists and audiences alike to connect through shared live experiences. But, in the words of the ever-prescient Goo Goo Dolls, Broadway is dark tonight. It has been since March and will remain so until at least the Summer of 2021. …
