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Why Theatre Makers Should Stop Making

faceman · 2020-04-10 16:06:31

A very thought provoking piece I came across today by a theatre maker in New York. While circumstances are more dire there, his article is reflective to all theatre communities across the road. Certainly as someone deep in the improv world where it has been easier for us to transition to the online medium given the nature…

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A very thought provoking piece I came across today by a theatre maker in New York. While circumstances are more dire there, his article is reflective to all theatre communities across the road. Certainly as someone deep in the improv world where it has been easier for us to transition to the online medium given the nature of our art form, his words reflect many of my thoughts of late.

What are you views? How do you feel as artists?

https://medium.com/@nicholasberger/the-forgotten-art-of-assembly-a94e164edf0f

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