Showing posts with label Thinking Cap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thinking Cap. Show all posts
Thursday, May 7, 2015
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Thinking Caps Recap
We had a great reception for Thinking Caps at the Greenhouse Theater Center on Tuesday evening. Thank you to everyone who came out and gave their feedback. We're looking forward to the next step in the development process for this script by Company Member Keith Gatchel. Thinking Caps explores the upsides and downsides of virtual reality technology in the near future as seen through the lives of Charles and Maggie Cusick. The play is set in the near future in places both real and imaginary, in a time when the internet is all but dead and people communicate via telepathy and interact socially in a type of virtual reality known as the Headnet.
The staged reading was directed by Co-Artistic Director Letitia Guillaud. The cast was as follows:
- Charles Michael Houghton Wagman
- Maggie Maria Burnham
- Kim Ayers Holly Robison
- David Scrab Justin Cornwell
- Actor Nick Vidal
- Actress Patricia Tinsley
- Headnet Voice Letitia Guillaud
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Put on your Thinking Caps and join us at the Greenhouse Theater Center
The near future. Websites and the internet are dead. Telepathy and Headsites are the new reality. Everyone who is anyone has a Thinking Cap and they live in a semi-virtual, semi-real world where imagination is the key to success.
But how far is too far when it comes to technology?
Thinking Caps, an original play by Strangeloop Company Member Keith Gatchel, explores the upsides and downsides of virtual reality technology in the near future.
The play will be presented tonight, September 2, as part of the Greenhouse Theater Center's Trellis staged reading series. The reading is free and open to the public. Thinking Caps starts at 7 p.m. at the Greenhouse Theater Complex, 2257 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago. The theater is located near the Fullerton red line el stop and the #8 bus stop at the Halsted Street, Lincoln Avenue and Fullerton Avenue intersection. Free parking is available in the garage at 2316 N. Lincoln Ave.
The play was originally part of Strangeloop Theatre's short play and development series Loopshop.
The staged reading is directed by Strangeloop Co-Artistic Director Letitia Guillaud. The cast includes Michael Houghton Wagman, Maria Burnham, Justin Cornwell, Holly Robison, Nick Vidal and Patricia Tinsley.
The Trellis reading series is Greenhouse's artist development program that showcases plays from playwrights that aren’t otherwise able to find a space for their work to be seen.
Come enjoy half price drinks at the Greenhouse bar, and help support new works by coming to the readings and giving your feedback!
But how far is too far when it comes to technology?
Thinking Caps, an original play by Strangeloop Company Member Keith Gatchel, explores the upsides and downsides of virtual reality technology in the near future.
The play will be presented tonight, September 2, as part of the Greenhouse Theater Center's Trellis staged reading series. The reading is free and open to the public. Thinking Caps starts at 7 p.m. at the Greenhouse Theater Complex, 2257 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago. The theater is located near the Fullerton red line el stop and the #8 bus stop at the Halsted Street, Lincoln Avenue and Fullerton Avenue intersection. Free parking is available in the garage at 2316 N. Lincoln Ave.
The play was originally part of Strangeloop Theatre's short play and development series Loopshop.
The staged reading is directed by Strangeloop Co-Artistic Director Letitia Guillaud. The cast includes Michael Houghton Wagman, Maria Burnham, Justin Cornwell, Holly Robison, Nick Vidal and Patricia Tinsley.
The Trellis reading series is Greenhouse's artist development program that showcases plays from playwrights that aren’t otherwise able to find a space for their work to be seen.
Come enjoy half price drinks at the Greenhouse bar, and help support new works by coming to the readings and giving your feedback!
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