Posted on 05 February 2012 by Jake Orr
In June 2011, Lyn Gardner and I co-hosted a discussion through Improbable’s ‘Devoted and Disgruntled Satellites’ with the question: “What are we going to do about theatre criticism?” During this D&D session, I put forward an idea of my own that I wanted to explore: “Beyond the words?”. It was an attempt for me to understand [...]
Posted on 23 November 2011 by Jake Orr
When I joined Twitter two or so years ago, I had no idea that this platform would somehow propel me into an industry that I loved and dreamed to be part of. I had no idea that several years down the line I would be giving workshops, presentations or participating in heated discussions around the use of Twitter for theatre or arts organisations.
Posted on 17 November 2011 by Jake Orr
Last night, as part of OMA / Progress and The Barbican Centre exhibition, I attended a panel discussion relating to architecture, audience and the arts called Designing for the Next Generation: What’s the Future of Arts Venues? Part lecture, part chaired discussion, the focus of the evening was on how architects are working to design arts [...]
Posted on 15 November 2011 by Jake Orr
Anyone who follows me on Twitter will know that I am constantly saying “‘why isn’t theatre doing this?”‘,”‘when are we going to see some digital innovations in the arts”, and a general “I want digital apps for theatre now“. Well my prayers have been answered this week in an app designed by Hide&Seek and commissioned [...]