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Review: THE TEMPEST: AN IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE at After Hours Theatre Company and The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles (Mar 25, 2023)
Interview: Ben Donenberg, Graham Wetterhahn, And Sara Beil On THE TEMPEST: AN IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE (Mar 18, 2023)
THE TEMPEST: An Immersive Experience Comes to The Shakespeare Center LA (Feb 23, 2023)
Review: THE TEMPEST: AN IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE at After Hours Theatre Company and The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles (Mar 25, 2023)
Interview: Ben Donenberg, Graham Wetterhahn, And Sara Beil On THE TEMPEST: AN IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE (Mar 18, 2023)
THE TEMPEST: An Immersive Experience Comes to The Shakespeare Center LA (Feb 23, 2023)
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Review: THE TEMPEST: AN IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE at After Hours Theatre Company and The Shakespeare Center of Los Angeles
by Andrew Child - Mar 25, 2023
After the excitement of the participatory pre-show, we are sat down in a hodgepodge of rickety, old chairs and spoon-fed a mediocre staging of The Tempest. The whole evening takes on a feeling that Beil warns against in her program note; the immersive elements become a gimmick, a brief reward for taking our medicine.
by Andrew Child - Mar 25, 2023
After the excitement of the participatory pre-show, we are sat down in a hodgepodge of rickety, old chairs and spoon-fed a mediocre staging of The Tempest. The whole evening takes on a feeling that Beil warns against in her program note; the immersive elements become a gimmick, a brief reward for taking our medicine.
Interview: Ben Donenberg, Graham Wetterhahn, And Sara Beil On THE TEMPEST: AN IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE
by Shari Barrett - Mar 18, 2023
As a fan of Shakespeare and immersive theatre productions, I was intrigued when I heard that The Shakespeare Center LA and After Hours Theatre Company were set to present the premiere of The Tempest: An Immersive Experience, a fully reimagined audience-participation performance based on William Shakespeare's tale of family members caught up in a storm and shipwrecked on an isolated Mediterranean island. So I decided to speak with the production's director Ben Donenberg, Shakespeare Center LA Artistic Director, Graham Wetterhahn, the Producing Artistic Director at After Hours Theatre Company, and Sara Beil one of the producers for After Hours who created the immersive design, about their vision for an immersive way to include audience members in the experience of Shakespeare's tempestuous play.
by Shari Barrett - Mar 18, 2023
As a fan of Shakespeare and immersive theatre productions, I was intrigued when I heard that The Shakespeare Center LA and After Hours Theatre Company were set to present the premiere of The Tempest: An Immersive Experience, a fully reimagined audience-participation performance based on William Shakespeare's tale of family members caught up in a storm and shipwrecked on an isolated Mediterranean island. So I decided to speak with the production's director Ben Donenberg, Shakespeare Center LA Artistic Director, Graham Wetterhahn, the Producing Artistic Director at After Hours Theatre Company, and Sara Beil one of the producers for After Hours who created the immersive design, about their vision for an immersive way to include audience members in the experience of Shakespeare's tempestuous play.
THE TEMPEST: An Immersive Experience Comes to The Shakespeare Center LA
by Stephi Wild - Feb 23, 2023
The Shakespeare Center LA and After Hours Theatre Company announce the premiere of The Tempest: An Immersive Experience, a fully reimagined immersive performance based on William Shakespeare's The Tempest. The director is Ben Donenberg, Shakespeare Center LA Artistic Director; Graham Wetterhahn is the Producing Artistic Director at After Hours Theatre Company.
by Stephi Wild - Feb 23, 2023
The Shakespeare Center LA and After Hours Theatre Company announce the premiere of The Tempest: An Immersive Experience, a fully reimagined immersive performance based on William Shakespeare's The Tempest. The director is Ben Donenberg, Shakespeare Center LA Artistic Director; Graham Wetterhahn is the Producing Artistic Director at After Hours Theatre Company.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival Presents The DAEDALUS PROJECT, A Benefit For AIDS/HIV 8/17
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2009
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival invites the public to its 22nd annual Daedalus Project, a benefit for AIDS/HIV organizations, on Monday, August 17. Last season OSF distributed $62,000 and hopes to exceed that this year.
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2009
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival invites the public to its 22nd annual Daedalus Project, a benefit for AIDS/HIV organizations, on Monday, August 17. Last season OSF distributed $62,000 and hopes to exceed that this year.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival Presents The DAEDALUS PROJECT, A Benefit For AIDS/HIV 8/17
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2009
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival invites the public to its 22nd annual Daedalus Project, a benefit for AIDS/HIV organizations, on Monday, August 17. Last season OSF distributed $62,000 and hopes to exceed that this year.
by BWW News Desk - Aug 17, 2009
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival invites the public to its 22nd annual Daedalus Project, a benefit for AIDS/HIV organizations, on Monday, August 17. Last season OSF distributed $62,000 and hopes to exceed that this year.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival Presents The DAEDALUS PROJECT, A Benefit For AIDS/HIV 8/17
by Gabrielle Sierra - Aug 10, 2009
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival invites the public to its 22nd annual Daedalus Project, a benefit for AIDS/HIV organizations, on Monday, August 17. Last season OSF distributed $62,000 and hopes to exceed that this year.
by Gabrielle Sierra - Aug 10, 2009
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival invites the public to its 22nd annual Daedalus Project, a benefit for AIDS/HIV organizations, on Monday, August 17. Last season OSF distributed $62,000 and hopes to exceed that this year.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival Presents The DAEDALUS PROJECT, A Benefit For AIDS/HIV 8/17
by Gabrielle Sierra - Jul 31, 2009
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival invites the public to its 22nd annual Daedalus Project, a benefit for AIDS/HIV organizations, on Monday, August 17. Last season OSF distributed $62,000 and hopes to exceed that this year.
by Gabrielle Sierra - Jul 31, 2009
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival invites the public to its 22nd annual Daedalus Project, a benefit for AIDS/HIV organizations, on Monday, August 17. Last season OSF distributed $62,000 and hopes to exceed that this year.
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