The Roman Forum Project

VIDEO ARCHIVE all clips are Fast-Start Quicktime videos VIDEO ARCHIVE all clips are Fast-Start Quicktime videos	"Apologizing for Everything" (6 min. . . 9 MB) Quintas (Alan Goodman) as George W. Bush makes a video will in which he apologizes for everything in a torrent of bushisms.	"Repubocracy" (8 min. . . 7 MB) Cicero (John Mellies) reflects on the tangled history of the American "repub-ocracy". Video environment: montage of still images taken from the Empire State Building south webcam, pointed towards the World Trade Center recovery site in late 2001.	"The Committee on the Supreme Court" (9 min . . . 75 MB) A hydra-headed Supreme Court revisits its decision in the case of Bush v. Gore as its members savage each other.	"The Furies" (5 min . . . 38 MB) Germania (Kim Weild) recalls the classical Greek Furies, who hounded illegitimate rulers. Video environment: montage of video footage from the 2000 presidential campaigns and conventions.
	"Babbalog" (6 min . . . 52MB) Together, the stage and online Romans create a haunting soundscape that weaves together the state of the empire and the Columbia space shuttle disaster.	"Counting the Ballots" (5 min . . . 44 MB) In a clown scene, Quintus (Alan Goodson) is taught the proper way to count ballots by Petronius (Kevin Keaveney).	"Montage" 3 min . . . . 30 MB) Clips from the scenes "Where Are We Then?", "Voting for the Dead," "Eagles Up!", and "What Would Jesus Do?".
	"From Bondage to Bondage" (2 min . . . 10 MB) Animation based on an 18th century text by the Scottish jurist Alexander Tytler.		"The Roman Forum Project" (entire show) performance date: 3/15/03 (realmedia streaming video . . . 90 min . . . 136 MB) Note: The first 15 minutes of this video consists of a looping donkey-elephant animation; for best viewing, it is recommended to skip past this section.	gallery script reviews about the project about the artists about the characters home
	"The Oracle" (1 min . . . 5 MB) A prophecy. Includes show credits.