Episode #187 - Live Performances during Covid-19, and After

About this Episode

John Wyver's company Illuminations produces films of live performances: theater, dance, opera, and music. He joins us to discuss the future of live performances in what he calls The After, that period when Covid-19 is just a memory. Will live performances be able to start again even if there isn't a vaccine? How can social distancing allow live performances to return?

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Guest:

• John Wyver - Illuminations
• Screening the Royal Shakespeare Company: A Critical History

Show notes:

• Shakespeare, from Theater to Cinema: Interview with John Wyver - Part 1, Part 2
• The BBC Shakespeare Collection
• Wigmore Hall live streams
• Royal Opera House streams
• Episode #183 - Composer and Pianist Timo Andres on Concertizing at Home
• Bolero Julliard
• Magdalen College: Virtual May Morning 2020
• As ‘Hamilton’ becomes a movie, suddenly we’re all in the room where it happens
• Berlin Philharmonker Digital Concert Hall

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• Bob Dylan: Rough and Rowdy Ways
• Supergrass: Life on Other Planets

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