>
> didn't know the schedule included buenos ayres!.
> who are you contacting here?
> do you need help with contacts?
> what's the space needed, may it be outdoors, etc.
hm, I have to ask about buenos ayres (this was before "my time")
The space we need depends on the possibilities you have - thats what
we wanted to reach in this project.
Basicly it would be
a stage,
a connection to the Internet
and the sensor technology
the rest of the stage properties and stage set is left to group in the country
where the particular station of the journey is
of course we have to talk more about the sensor technology - there
will be a oudeis-tech discussion list to clear this points.
We try to keep the technology low - so that a performance can take
place everywhere
So, please all of you:
We need helps with contacts!! We need at least a RL theater on
5 different places in the world!
Thank you
Monika
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ent is still being decided. The role of the
> >audience is
> > still being decided. I like that. Leaving lots of room to
> > maneuver."
Lee:
just thought a lot about the role of the audience (writing and
article about this) and thats what I like about the oudeis-project
so much: we will try to give the audience possibilities to choose
which role they want to have - I mean we *accept* them and do not act
over their heads - because we are making theater for them
> >You say, "and we can work on it from different --cultural-- points
> >of view." TwylaM-S says, "Funny, I just went through that last
> >night. Saw 1776 -- a
> > musical about the Declaration of Independence (better that it
> > sounds) but the y kept talking about how *hot* it was to an
> > audience huddled under blankets."
> >TwylaM-S says, "I like that idea -- working on it from different
> >cultural
> > points of view."
Twyla: so in 1776 it was the illusion they gave you ? have I got you
right?
You say, "don't think so. i always assume knowledge
> >on the part of others and
> > sometimes they don't have it -- culture-"
> >TwylaM-S asks, "So what were you talking about?"
> >You say, "culture: young people in europe travel a lot, and then
> >they settle
> > down and raise a family. that would never happen here (argentina).
> > in fact, here you travel after you raise your kids, leaving them
> > with your parents. that kind of thing"
....
> >TwylaM-S says, "Just doesn't happen in the US, wither."
> >TwylaM-S says, "either""
> >You say, "so if oudeis is about travelling, maybe we could think a
> >bit about
> > what that means in different places."
hey - I didnt really know that there where so many differences in
travelling! I thought travelling would bind the world together.
hm, have to think about this (maybe talk more about this)
Travelling a lot like this summer was a whole new experience for me
as well. I know a lot of people who travelled through Europe using a
special train ticket for young people, where they can go everywhere.
I thouhgt this was similiar to the US greyhound.
tell me more about it,
how is this where you are santiago?
so you went to Kafkas place afterwards ;)
> >You say, "culture again. do you have open drugstores at 3:15?"
> >Mr.Samsa nods. Mr.Samsa says, "24-hours a day" You say, "thought
> >everything was closed over there after 10 pm." Mr.Samsa says, "No
> >way, things just start picking up at 10 :)" You say, "nice place
> >;)"
to tell you something you might know: we do NOT have a 24-hour
drugstore here. there is a huge discussion if they are allowed to
have there opening hours lenghten to 8am-7pm!!!
... AND: I love your discussion of the cyberbody
maybe we - as the worldwide oudeis-team now - can find a new solution
for this,
jake? twyla? santiago?
CU
Mon
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