Talking Across Discipline: Museums and Public Art—Triple Play Project—Boston, MA—Jan 17, 2015 скачать в хорошем качестве

Talking Across Discipline: Museums and Public Art—Triple Play Project—Boston, MA—Jan 17, 2015

Talking Across Discipline Moderated by Catherine Peterson, Executive Director, ArtsBoston Featuring: Nick Capasso, Museum Director, Fitchburg Art Museum Krista Dahl Kusuma, Visitor Experience Manager, The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA)​​ Theatre Development Fund and Theatre Bay Area announce the culmination of the 18‐month Triple Play Project with a convening of theatre practitioners from throughout the U.S. The gathering will livestream Friday, January 16 and Saturday, January 17 from Emerson College in Boston on the global, commons-based peer produced HowlRound TV network at HowlRound.TV. In Twitter, comment and send your questions with hashtag #TRPLPLY. Follow @HowlRoundTV for updates. The Triple Play project explores the relationship between playwrights and other generative artists, theatres, and audiences, and is built on the premise that playwrights, theatre leaders, and audiences need to be in more direct conversation in order to build audiences and appetite for new plays. This project strives to understand the current conversations and identify what is being missed in discussions happening around the country, to model three‐way conversations and to spotlight and share practices that enable audiences to feel more direct connection to new work, and that give playwrights insights into the audiences for whom they write. Over an 18‐month period, representatives from the organizations traveled to six key theatre centers around the country to moderate honest conversations among theatre institutions, generative artists, and audiences, asking them: “What is the impact that the generative artist envisions their work having on the audience? Who does the playwright see as being their 'target' audience? Having seen the play, how did the audience actually respond?” After this collaborative work, this group of over 75 theatre practitioners will together discuss what has been learned from exploring the ways that playwrights, theatres, and audiences can come together to build and strengthen audiences to support new work.