Elastic Future

16/09/2014

The internet finally admits we're real - thanks Wikipedia!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elastic_Future

Elastic Future is an experimental theatre company founded in San Francisco with the aim of making plays more accessible to a non-theater visiting audience.[1] Founded in 2004, which moved to London in 2011.

23/06/2014

Longitude episode 3 starts at 6pm BST today. Tune in after work: http://bit.ly/1iqzs1v

LIFT has commissioned digital theatre pioneers elastic future, playwright Tim Wright, and an artistic team based in Barcelona, Lagos and London to create a new international and interactive performance via the widely available, free-to-access networks and social-media platforms we use every day. ...

16/06/2014

“Lean in.” covering and Longitude being made in http://ow.ly/3lLzWI

In another proofpoint the creative economy is not banished to the sidelines, art and hacking come together in London in one of the largest Art Hacks designed to bring into focus digital innovation through art. The Space, is a new London creative online platform to showcase new digital art and is ...

16/06/2014

Thanks for covering theatre in http://ow.ly/3lLyVn - we’re loving

A new digital museum aims to be a gallery without walls."

05/06/2014

One great suggestion for 20 Billion Gallons of water?
ow.ly/xnvwN

03/02/2014

Erin Gilley and Lucien Bourjeily were interviewed by the national paper of the UAE. Great insights into the power of technology to reshape theatre as we know it.

http://www.thenational.ae/lifestyle/internet-theatre-immersive-real-time-shows-with-actors-from-all-over-the-world

A new type of immersive theatre has actors across the world interacting via streaming video to put on a performance for audiences in real time. Jessica Holland investigates the digital art form.

26/07/2013

For anyone who missed PEEK A BOO last night, the recording is now live on The LIFT Festival page.

http://www.liftfestival.com/content/29671/whats_on/peek_a_boo/peek_a_boo

Director Erin Gilley, elastic futureTechnical Director and Writer Marc Blinder, elastic futureDramaturg Katie Day Created in collaboration with the performers Emily Altneu, Lucien Bourjeily, Jessica Kitchens, Farah Shaer and Tassos Stevens (Coney).

24/07/2013

Yeah, we've been working late...

22/07/2013

Thought the Facebook fans might enjoy a little peek...

Experimenting with Google Hangouts on Air for live digital theatre...

09/07/2013

We're working on an experiment in digital theatre with our friends at The LIFT Festival July 25th!

PEEK A BOO

Vixens, voyeurs and spies collide in a world where every conversation is being recorded, every phone is tapped and the watchers are always watching. PEEK A BOO is an experiment that uses Google Hangouts On Air to perform live theatre with an international cast streamed to a global audience. San Francisco theatre company elastic future weaves together actors from New York, London and Beirut to bring you the story of two computer programmers, one we**am girl and the spies who can’t look away.

25th July at 8pm GMT / 12 PST. 30 minute work-in-progress performance followed by 30 minute discussion.

Facebook event coming soon!

23/03/2013

Really London? Heavy snow on March 23rd?!

19/03/2013

These shots were from an experiment we're trying which is semi-staging a few scenes in front of a live audience to hear their feedback on the work before deciding whether we'll do a full production.