Lisa and BA sit down to discuss how technology is assisting in keeping the performing arts alive during this necessary time of social distancing. Specifically, they had just watched Miranda: A Steampunk VR Opera, and it was pretty freaking cool! Miranda was put on by the LUMA Festival, and some of what they were mentioning was found here at their website. Oh, and as promised, anyone looking to host a Script Club can go to this link to fill out the form so that our coordinators can work with you to set one up!

Our Community Feature today is Dwayne Yancey, the playwright who wrote LTN’s current (if you are listening to this in November of 2020) streaming production, Red Moon Rising in the East- get your tickets here if the stream is still running when you find us! You can check him out at his website: dwayneyancey.com, or on Facebook as Dwayne Yancey, Instagram: @Dwayne.Yancey, and Twitter: @DwayneYancey.

You can also leave us a voicemail at 757-632-3281 or email us at [email protected] to talk to us about stuff, and as long as it’s under 3 minutes, we might feature it on a future episode. Follow the theater on Facebook @LittleTheatreNorfolk and Instagram @Little_Theatre_Norfolk for updates on all of our digital offerings, or you can check out the website, ltnonline.org.

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