and in addition to you, dear tom, wouldn't it make sense to talk about our expectations first? why does everyone of us want to do this open campus?
i ask this because i recognize that the performance is not the most important thing for me to do. i really want to meet artists of all diversities and want to find out if this clash might be a new/better/for the audience more interesting way or impulse of doing performing arts.
this open campus could be something special, not just the obligatory to work on a performance - we all do that in our jobs and "every day lifes". open campus includes the chance to discuss how theatre might work in our time and than try a way to find it out concretly. i wrote more about that in my motivation lettre which you will get to read via malin.
all the best: marco
I agree with Marco, we have to make clear what our expectations are. To me, this open campus seems like a terrific chance to test ideas and concepts with people coming from different fields. As I have expressed to some of you, I have in mind to make a chamber opera in the near future. Having the chance to test more experimental stage ideas working on them with dramaturgs, choreographers, dancers, film makers, etc. seems like something almost imperative to me.
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- Josué