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The Plaintext Players FAQ history players readings |
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Demotic 2004/2006 The Roman Forum Project 2003 Virtual Live 2002 The Roman Forum 2000 Birth of the Christ Child 1999 Still Lies Quiet Truth 1998 Silent Orpheus 1997 Orpheus 1997 The White Whale 1997 The Candide Campaign 1996 Gutter City 1995 LittleHamlet 1995 The Cake of the Desert 1996 I Object 1995 Christmas 1994 |
articles about the Plaintext Players "Media Commedia" Leonardo 38:3, 2005 [PDF] "Life and Death in the Digital World of the Plaintext Players." Marlena Corcoran, Leonardo (Fall 1999). "Did Anyone Bring a Word or an Ax?: Towards an Id Theater" by Antoinette LaFarge, presented at the 1997 College Art Association Conference. "A World Exhilarating and Wrong: Theatrical Improvisation on the Internet", Leonardo 28:5, 1995 Plaintext Players texts "An Internet Performance for the Third Millennium: The Birth of the Christ Child." Transcript of a 1999 Plaintext Players performance conceived and directed by Marlena Corcoran. In Performance Art Journal 73, 2003. "The Roman Forum Project" 2003 (script, PDF) "Orpheus: sono la musica" (transcript) "The Cake of the Desert" 1995 (radio play version) "Gutter City 5: What Was in That Truth Serum?" 1995 (transcript) "SLQT" (adapted from "The Candide Campaign" transcripts) articles about cyberformance and avatarism "A Meditation on Virtual Kinesthesia" 2007. Dialogue with Robert Allen in Extensions: The Online Journal of Embodiment and Techology "Adventures in Cyberformance: Experiments at the Interface of Theatre and the Internet." Helen Varley Jamieson. M.A. in Performance Studies thesis, Queensland University of Technology, Australia, 2008. "The Stage Is Everywhere: A Multimedia Musing About Distributed Online Performance." Angus Leech and Sylvie Parent. Horizon Zero, Issue 13: Perform, Banff New Media Institute (January/February 2004). "Theater und Theatralität im Internet." Andreas Horbelt. Master's thesis, Ludwig-Maximilian-Universität, Munich (2001). Cyberpl@y: Communicating Online. Brenda Danet. Oxford, England: Berg Publishers, 2001. "Houdini's Premonition: Virtuality and Vaudeville on the Internet." Thyrza Nichols Goodeve. Leonardo 30:5, 1997. |