SL Shakespeare Company: Twelfth Night Staged Reading Series
June 16, 2008 | Vetting explained
According to director Enniv Zarf, "This production is an experimental way of performing Shakespeare. But hey we are in Second Life. If we can't try it here, where else could we possibly try this." Ina Centaur, Artistic Director, tells of the visual differences in this production, "The SL Shakespeare Company is known for our unlimited extravagance in visual adornments and animations. Because it is a staged reading, the overall look of this particular production will be distinctly different. The outfits will be grayscale to emphasize that this is a staged reading, and because we have a possible shifting cast with the same person playing multiple characters on the staged reading stage, we may use scripted changing sculpted masks."
The performances are from June 20 to July 20, an Act a week, every Fridays at 7 PM, Saturdays at 11 Am, and Sundays as 3 PM.
The SL Shakespeare Company is the premier professional Shakespeare performance troupe in the virtual world of Second Life. The Company performs in a meticulously accurate replica of the Globe Theatre ( http://visit.slshakespeare.com/ ). Since 2007, it has continued to provide immersive live Shakespearean theatre accessible to anyone anywhere in the world with a high speed Internet connection.
For more details on this and other SL Shakespeare Company productions, please visit http://playbills.slshakespeare.com/
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