Long-Distance Cabaret Project

We're very excited to be embarking on a new long-distance creative exchange with Delhi-based director, Aditee Biswas.  This project, entitled Cabaret Travels, explores cabaret’s translations across South Asia, Europe, and the US.

REVISED SCHEDULE
ASAP: Written Assignment #3
Oct 7: Feedback on Written Assignment #3 due
Oct 9: Shy gives Creative Assignment #3
Nov 1: Creative Assignment #3 due
Nov 8: Aditee posts dramaturgical connections (perhaps this one takes a look at everything created thus far?)
Nov 10-23: Create ½ way online documentation (sharing tools with the field/public that’s replicable for other people in the ensemble the field) AND distribution plan 
Nov 24-30: disseminate

ORIGINAL SCHEDULE

May 1-June 14: Aditee gives Assignment 1

May 22: Written Assignment Due

May 29: Written Feedback Due

June 12: Creative Assignment Due

June 19: Creative Feedback Due; Aditee posts "Director's Post"

June 26: Babli gives Reading Assignment 2

July 10: Written Assignment 2 Due

July 14: Babli gives Creative Assignment 2

Aug 6: Creative Assignment 2 Due

Aug 13: Feedback Due

Aug 15: Aditee posts "Director's Post" 2

Aug 20: Shy gives Reading Assignment 3

Sept 11: Written Assignment 3 Due

Sept 16: Shy gives Creative Assignment 3

Sept 30: Creative Assignment 3 Due

Oct 7: Feedback Due

Oct 9: Aditee posts "Director's Post"

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Oct 10-Nov 15: create ½ way online documentation, sharing tools with the field/public that’s replicable for other people in the ensemble the field, not just highlights

Nov 15-30: disseminate

Cyber Manifesto: (Almost) Final Cut

Check out Prum's complete cut of "Yes to Each Other: A Cyber Manifesto"!  This will probably be our last round of edits before Prum finalizes the piece, so do weigh in now before May 9, 2013.  (Please note that the image quality suffered slightly in video compression, so while certain parts are somewhat pixellated and grainy, it is not to the extent that we see here.)

password: "multiple"

Yes to Each Other: A Cyber-Manifesto

FEEDBACK QUESTIONS:
(1) How do you feel about the trajectory of the piece?  Is there anywhere that your attention lags?  If so, do you have ideas for how to fix it?
(2) What is the meaning/content that you get out of the work? What do you understand about PNC from the work?
(3) How might you imagine this video being used?  (For example, as introduction at a lec-dem, promotional material, screening at film festivals, as part of live performance...)
(4) Any other thoughts and/or requests for changes? (Does it aesthetically gel together?  Are there any small tweaks we can do to make it stronger?)

rapture/rupture Performance

Here's the first performance of rapture/rupture.  We're still working on creating music for it.

password: rapture

rapture/rupture from Shyamala Moorty on Vimeo.