Monday, April 09, 2007
Two shows offer interactive theater with no humiliation
Seattle Times Newspaper: "Does seeing the term 'interactive' in a show description make you want to run for cover? Does it conjure images of being dragged onstage to participate in some comedy bit, attacked in your seat by a zealous clown or subjected to some other form of public humiliation?"
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This seems like a brilliant idea. I think I would definitely enjoy being connected to a show without having to have the spotlight put on me. There's a line at the beginning of the Drowsy Chaperone that talks about the audience's thoughts before a show, and one of them was "Please, oh please don't let the actors come into the audience" or something like that. No one likes to be singled out in front of a crowd like that, so I think this is a really great idea to involve the audience without embarrassing them.
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