The Tank

Hmm. As of right now, I really should be studying for my psychology exam.

But I really want to finish off the last few blog entries.

I don't know if they count, since Dec 15th is over and the 16th is just beginning.

But I'll do them anyways. For my own peace of mind.

So here are the pictures that I took during our gig of "Hamlet Skin" and the Theatre major's reading of "R U R".

It was pretty crowed since the theater was pretty small.

Some of us had to sit on the floor, the steps between the seats, and even on the stage steps.

Hamlet Raps

Browsing through youtube, we found this kid rapping about hamlet. We thought it was cool.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SN31ALzXdvo

show7

the last picture from the show.
it was quite a show

The final gig

So today is the day that we are going to final do our final project. With all the technology that we have going into this event it makes me somewhat nervous. The event is pretty much solely based off technology and requires it to run properly. If a projector, computer, or something else were to work improperly it could be pretty bad for the gig. I have faith in the technology though. I believe it will pull through for the event and the gig will be a huge hit. The gig isn't only a final project after all. It is also an experimental project like the professor said. This is something that could become the future. Involving the audience in something is a great idea. When a person goes to a movie or a museum or something along those lines. Imagine if they could control one aspect of what they are viewing. The interaction would have to be quick though, no waiting around, because it's all about the quick feedback that gets the person involved in the show. When you do something and it causes something else to happen you feel more connected to the show because now you are a part of it. So when we go to the final gig don't think of it as only a final, think of it also as what could be the possible future.