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Upcoming Streams
- Jun 18, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PMDresher Ensemble Studio, 2253 Poplar St, Oakland, CA 94607, USA
- Time is TBD514 4th St, 514 4th St, San Rafael, CA 94901, USA
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"entrancing (in the fullest sense of the word), disturbing, liberating, hypnotizing, mind blowing..."
"you guys did SUCH a great job. I'm wary of zoom theater for a lot of reasons, not the least of which is the way it can unintentionally flatten an actor's natural rhythm, but you and the others really nailed it. the nuance you were able to bring to zoom is unreal."
June 5, June 19, July 10, July 31 at 7pm
Past streams
Oksana Zabuzhko // YOUR AD COULD GO HERE
Presented on ARC YouTube Channel
Performed onAPRIL 30, 2022
Cast by AMY KOSSOW & PATRICIA SILVER
Octavio Solis // MOTHER ROAD
Presented on ARC YouTube Channel
Performed on NOVEMBER 22, 2021
Cast by CATHERINE CASTELLANOS & AMY LIZARDO
Henry & Hissom // SHAKESPEARE AND THE
ZOMBIE PLAGUE OF 1590
Presented on ARC YouTube Channel
Performed on OCTOBER 24, 2021
Cast by ALDO BILLINGSLEA
Shakespeare // ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL
Presented on ARC YouTube Channel
Performed on AUGUST 21, 2021
Cast by AMY KOSSOW
Charles L. Mee // BIG LOVE
Presented by THE STREAMING THEATER
Performed on JULY 17, 2021
Cast by ROBERT PARSONS
audience reviews
~ On Shakespeare and the Zombie Plague of 1590
WOO HOO! That was entrancing (in the fullest sense of the word), disturbing, liberating, hypnotizing, mind blowing, and genuinely felt like it was all really happening right now, very nearby!
So glad you invited me; I felt like I was in a theater in my mind, which had the effect of me scanning all your faces as if I was in the situation & in the play with you! It was spell binding...
... but everyone did a fabulous job & I was really worried about what would happen to Shakespeare. So many levels in the play - cutting across places & times in a totally convincing saga that felt more intimately dramatic than it could have in a physical theater setting...
BRAVO to you & to the entire cast!