R.U.R/hamlet/interaction

The second part of the performance was the R.U.R reading. I have to say, I wasn't too fond of the reading because I think it did what the the day was supposed to be against. At no time was interaction something I thought was going on. If I can use Phillips words, I felt like we were between four brick walls being force fed what was going on. And honestly as much as I thought the Hamlet play was good, in that same regard I really didn't feel the interaction with the play. I was still just a bystander, I wasn't apart of the play. I think the Hamlet Skin part really is what did the day justice, because that was something we all were apart of. We all controlled what was going on screen, and if we can go in that direction, maybe combine that tech with something like the kinect, then maybe we can realize audience interaction