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A PLACE TO BEGIN / Collaboration & Practice

Planning a Hybrid Performance for Remote and In-Person Audiences

A hybrid performance is planned as one event for two audiences, not as a live show with a stream attached. The work begins with the room's camera, audio and network capacity, then aligns content, hosting, accessibility and rehearsal so remote spectators can…

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Translation & Multilingual Theatre

How to Prepare a Script for Surtitling

Preparing a script for surtitling means turning a clean, consistently formatted play text into reviewed cue units that can be translated, rehearsed and operated live. The work…

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Editorial stock photographs illustrate themes; they do not document the productions discussed on this site. Used under the Pexels licence.