The Symposium 2010

In January 2010, our discussions are going live!

For three Saturdays in January, we're inviting major voices in the theatre industry down to The Tristan Bates Theatre to debate the how, what and why of interactivity in theatre.

Each day includes a panel discussion, a Q&A, and an open space debate. The ticket price includes free entry into the Interplay Sessions, taking place immediately after the event (subject to availability).

The talks and will be hosted by Karl Rouse, Senior Lecturer in Alternative Theatre & New Performance Practice at The Central School of Speech & Drama, University of London.

Full line-up and guests will be announced on our blog and twitter. See below for details:

Saturday 9th January

What's The Point & What's The Place of Interactivity in Theatre?

This debate asks why we should or shouldn't use interactivity in theatre at all. Guests include speakers from the Guardian and Coney, and others.

Find out more... What's The Point & What's The Place of Interactivity in Theatre? »

Saturday 16th January

Preparing and Performing Interactive Theatre

This discussion examines the art and practice of creating interactive performance. Speakers come from Hide & Seek Festival, Coney, and others.

Find out more... Preparing & Performing Interactive Theatre »

Saturday 23rd January

Realities & Responsibilities in Interactive Theatre

The final debate considers the blurred lines of interactivity, and the duties of both makers and spectators. Speakers include Stuart Nolan, Non Zero One, and others.

Find out more... Realities & Responsibilities In Interactive Theatre »