The Experience Critique: Recent Episodes
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The concept of "experience" has shaped our economy since Walt Disney opened Disneyland in July of 1955. The whole world is a stage and in Pine and Gilmore's Experience Economy, we are entertained everywhere at every moment. Follow us as we travel and make memories of all kinds far and away. From food and music festivals to VR installations to Instagram pop-up museums, we want to experience it all. As we go, we'll check back here and review it like the live theatre it is!
We finalize the Vegas episode series with a review of the amazing Omega Mart by Meow Wolf!
Cesar and I continue reviewing our Vegas adventure with a focus on the new immersive event space just off the Strip.
Cesar and I are back! We talk a bit about our recent Vegas trip and review the Minus 5 Ice bar Experience.
Sheika and I discuss an online event by Marshmallow Laser Feast and the Royal Shakespeare Company using Motion Capture and gaming technology for a live performance.
PLEASE NOTE: If you would like to avoid spoilers about the experience, please take caution in listening as we discuss many scenes. This is not a family friendly event
Victoria and I discuss a show we attended in Chelsea in NY. It's a very unique, historical, interactive, one-man show.
James and I discuss fun themed racing events like The Color Run or RunDisney Events and how they are a huge element within the Experience Economy.
We ventured out for the day for the first time in the Pandemic to try a new virtual reality experience.
This episode is the basis of how theatre becomes a part of the Experience Economy. Where do we see live theatre going? How will it change? How will it continue to be the original live experience?
Anna and Morgan discuss a messy and unique live art experience that took place behind a Denny's in Orlando on I- Drive and the community it fosters in it's "total night out" style.
Tom and Morgan discuss the surreal excitement of the Void VR experience and the future of technology in live experience.