Quote:Postmodern Jukebox‏ Verified account @PMJofficial 1h
We were so happy to perform at the Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colo.! Here's a pic of some of the cast.

Quote:britney spears cover without Haley Reinhart ? but anyways , super cool!!

Quote:I assumed folks who follow PMJ were open minded and welcoming of new talent and unique musical interpretations of contemporary songs. Which is why I'm disappointed in some of the comments below. For myself, I think Ada is singing her heart out on this one, not to mention her beautiful playing. Also, I love how her performance re-interprets the intent of the lyric. Bravo Ms. Pasternak!

(04-13-2017, 12:36 AM)john Wrote: But I can appreciate this comment. There is some backlash on the Haley centric comments -- ranging from polite and nonspecific as above, to nasty and not unlike some old AI hating (a few). Hate to see that dynamic creeping into the PMJ scene.

Quote:Scott Bradlee‏ @scottbradlee 2m2 minutes ago
Attention LA! The first #TruckConcert will happen today in DTLA, w/ special guest @sourtaps! Somewhere on Spring St, near LA Cafe. 5pm.

Quote:Had fun jamming with Stella Sinclair (Karen Marie) at my old stomping ground, Sleep No More last night. One of my first gigs in NYC was music directing the band back in 2012, and I met many future PMJ cast members there. If you haven't seen it, it's an amazing piece of immersive theatre - highly recommended!

Quote:Sleep No More is the New York City production of a site-specific work of theatre created by British theatre company Punchdrunk, primarily based on William Shakespeare's Macbeth, with inspiration also taken from noir films (especially those of Alfred Hitchcock), as well as some reference to the 1697 Paisley witch trials.....

Sleep No More adapts the story of Macbeth, deprived of nearly all spoken dialogue and set primarily in a dimly-lit, 1930s-era establishment called the "McKittrick Hotel": the website of which claims it has been recently "restored" but is actually a block of warehouses in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, transformed into a hotel-like performance space. Sleep No More's presentational form is considered promenade theatre, in which the audience walks at their own pace through a variety of theatrically designed rooms, as well as environmental theatre, in which the physical location, rather than being a traditional playhouse, is an imitation of the actual setting. It is also best described as immersive theatre, rather than interactive theatre, because although the audience may move through the settings, interact with the props, or observe the actors at their own pace, their interference has no bearing on the story or the performers except in rare instances.
Contrary to what some believe, Sleep No More is not any kind of haunted attraction. In their exploration, audience members can come upon instances of full nudity, bright lights (including strobe lights), lasers, fog, and haze, as well as being separated from the rest of their party. The email that guests receive upon their impending experience does note that the work is best experienced individually, and that audience members might experience "intense psychological situations"....

Audience members are instructed only to:
Remain silent and masked at all times[3] once they have boarded the hotel's elevator up until the time they return to the Manderley Bar;
Refrain from using phones or cameras.
Audience members are encouraged (non-verbally) to:
Wear comfortable shoes;[1]
Move freely at their own leisure for up to three hours, choosing where to go and what to see, so that everyone’s journey is unique; (they may also feel free to exit the premises at any point);[4]
Follow one or any of the actors throughout the performance;
Maintain eye contact with an actor on occasions when said actor notices them (this could lead to a private one-on-one encounter with a character);
Independently explore the many rooms of the building; in groups or alone;
Investigate by opening drawers and doors, and examining the numerous and detailed props found throughout the set, including written documents, clothes, sweets, etc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_No_More_(2011_play)