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    Performing Arts

    The No Proscenium Podcast

    Exploring the renaissance in immersive theatre and interactive events. Hosted by Noah Nelson, creator of No Proscenium, a free events listing newsletter in Los Angeles, New York City, and San Francisco. Visit NoProscenium.com to sign up.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Episode 038: Escape Room In A Box Feb 26, 2016
    Show notes

    We go off the beaten path this week to talk to the creators of Escape Room In A Box: The Werewolf Experience, which aims to bring the escape room genre home. The duo behind the game--Juliana Patel and Ariel Rubin--are two stay-at-home moms who love escape rooms but find it increasingly hard to get everything in order to get out to them. So they used their game playing acumen--and their theatre degrees, what???--to create a dramatic, at-home version of the phenomenon.

    Come along as we talk about bringing he escape room experience home, and the pitfalls of crowdfunding--something I know more than a few of you have either considered or know a thing or two about yourselves.


    Episode 037 - Break Bread at Think Tank Feb 19, 2016
    Show notes

    Artists Scott Hove and Baker's Son join host Noah Nelson, along with Think Tank gallery Creative Director Jacob Patterson and Arya Davachi--director of Rough Sleeper--which will be using the gallery's Break Bread installation as the backdrop for his show.

    The conversation waxes philosophical about the nature of collaboration and the intersection between art installations and immersive theatre.

    Rough Sleeper will play out on just two dates--March 3rd and 4th--at the gallery. The Break Bread installation will be open through March 13th.


    Episode 036 - Haylee Nichele Feb 12, 2016
    Show notes

    We talk a lot about Sleep No More and Then She Fell at the margins of this podcast. This week's guest--performer Haylee Nichele--has danced in both shows. We are lucky to count her amongst our friends.

    On this week's episode we step through the looking glass and see what the immersive life is like from a performer's point of view. We also nerd out a lot.

    Haylee's in Los Angeles these days, so Noah has the hosting duties this week.


    Episode 035 - Marike Splint Feb 05, 2016
    Show notes

    In the summer of last year Marike Splint, an incoming theatre professor at UCLA, reached out to us to talk about LA immersive theatre community. Now we visit Marike at her office on campus to talk about her experiences creating immersive performance and what the scene is like in The Netherlands, where she hails from.

    It's a fun talk. All that plus a blast of News Notes. (The fastest in ages... the coffee is working!)


    Episode 034 - The Car Plays Jan 29, 2016
    Show notes

    This time out host Noah Nelson talks with Paul Stein, creator of The Car Plays and Moving Art's Lem Thornton about the origins of that show. Is it any surprise that there's a "necessity is the mother of invention" moral to the story?

    And STICK AROUND after the interview because our intrepid host FORGOT something cool in the News & Notes. Unless you are listening to this after Saturday Jan 30th. In which case: you're too late.


    Episode 033- Play Collaborative Arts Jan 22, 2016
    Show notes

    Host Noah Nelson talks with the folks at Play Collaborative Arts (Retrograde, Erotica)--Cole Rosner, Meredith Treinen, and Scott Monahan--about their take on devised work, making immersive theatre with an erotic charge, and the pitfalls of running an underground venue in LA's Arts District.

    All that, plus the usual news, notes, and a tease of what's to come.


    Episode 032 - We're Back!! Jan 14, 2016
    Show notes

    After a too-long hiatus we are BACK and this time out we've got a special ALL CURATOR edition of the podcast. Noah (LA) and Zay (NYC) are joined by the all-new curator of the SF Edition: Albert Kong.

    Together they form Voltron.

    Just kidding. That takes FIVE curators.

    Together they review the Best of 2015, the biggest surprises of last year, and look forward to what 2016 is going to bring. It's been a great year for immersive theatre and events, and the year ahead promises even more.

    ALSO: be on the lookout for the WEST COAST EDITION of No Pro--launching THIS WEEK!


    Episode 031 - Christmas Miracle Minisode Dec 12, 2015
    Show notes

    Host Noah Nelson shares a little bit of the regional news, and then big parts of the plan for 2016 for No Pro--including the revised fate of No Proscenium SF!

    PUBLICATION NOTE: Both the podcast AND the LA newsletter are taking a break next week. We'll be back in FORCE before Christmas.


    Episode 30: Enter>text Dec 04, 2015
    Show notes

    The creators of LA's living, experiential literary journal Enter>text, Henry Hoke and Marco DiDomenico, join host Noah Nelson to talk about bringing some immersive spice to the world of literary readings.

    Enter>text is a fascinating beast, that proves that you can approach the open frame of immersive work from just about any angle in order to create compelling experiences.

    All this, plus some big--albeit tentative--housekeeping news.


    Episode 29: ThinkWell Nov 25, 2015
    Show notes

    Noah travels to the offices of the Think Well Group--experience designers extraordinaire--to talk about the shared worlds of immersive theatre and theme park design with a group of people who are passionate about both.

    Vice President of Creative Development Dave Cobb (@DaveCobb) is joined by members of the creative brain trust--Kate McConnell (@AntiKate), Jeremy Thompson (@jkthompson72), and Dana Shaw (@thefakedana)--for a family style discussion that is probably way chiller than what happens at your Thanksgiving table. So come sit with us at the cool kid's table!

    Also: Noah waxes POETIC about The Industry's HOPSCOTCH, which Jeremy was kind enough to drag him to when all hope looked to be lost.

    More Twitter handles than you can handle:

    @thinkwellgroup

    @theindustryopera

    @thebewcomedy

    @ablehorwitz

    All of which are there for a reason--just listen to the show already!


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