The No Proscenium Podcast

Tara O'Con is an experiential artist and transformation coach whose work you may be familiar with as a performer in Third Rail Projects' Then She Fell and The Grand Paradise. Tara's performance in Then She Fell is a key part of our host Noah Nelson's own immersive origin story.

In this After Dark episode, Noah catches up with Tara after her first day on the load out of Then She Fell to talk about the impact of that production on her professional and personal journey.

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Kathryn Yu, Patrick McLean, and Will Cherry of the NoPro team join host Noah Nelson to talk the news of the week including:

Venice VR Expanded More VR Festivals Pandemic Era Programming

and, burying the lede:

The Oculus Quest 2.

Here. We. Go.

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We've been looking forward to this one for a minute: Coach Leanne Pedante and Within's Jonny Ahdout join host Noah Nelson to talk about Supernatural, the VR fitness service that has been keeping us on our toes all summer.

Show Notes

• Supernatural Facebook Group
• Kathryn's interview with the Knight Foundation
• Everything Immersive
• The NoPro Slack
• The NoPro Patreon

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The highly anticipated AREA 15 will open its doors in Las Vegas on September 17th, kicking off a rollout of the immersive entertainment hub that will last into next year and the debut of Meow Wolf Las Vegas aka Omega Mart.

This week, Area 15 CEO Winston Fisher and Chief Creative Officer Michael Beneville join host Noah Nelson to talk about the road that led here and what to expect from Area 15's rollout.

Show Notes

• Venice VR Expanded
• Burning Man Multiverse
• Freeform's Holiday Road
• Everything Immersive
• The NoPro Slack
• The NoPro Patreon

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Liz Rosenthal, co-curator of Venice VR at the Venice International Film Festival with Michel Reilhac, joins host Noah Nelson to talk about the 2020 edition. This year's event is Venice VR Expanded, a hybrid digital/physical exposition of over 40 works in VR -- from 360 film to live theatrical performances -- across a host of venues virtual and physical.

And the best news: if you own a VR headset of just about any stripe, you can experience some of the programming at home as the festival unfolds.

On top of all that: this is just a great conversation.

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