Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

Tjaša Ferme

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre is a podcast hosted by Tjaša Ferme exploring new forms of theatre interwoven with high tech. In the interviews, Tjaša probes at the "why”s and "how”s to demystify the intricate connection between the biological and artificial, as well as explore the innate wisdom of the body and how new tech can help us get a peek inside of our brains, bodies, and souls.

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Aerial Performance in a Wheelchair

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

03/07/24 • 41 min

Disabled choreographer, dancer, designer, engineer, and founding member of Kinetic Light, Laurel Lawson talks about performing aerially in a wheelchair, accessibility as its own artform rather than an add-on, and their app Audimance which includes haptic interpretation and sensory modulation.

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Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

01/10/24 • 0 min

Welcome to Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre. Each week, host Tjaša Ferme and a guest will explore new forms of theatre interwoven with high tech. In the interviews, Tjaša probes at the "why"s and "how"s to demystify the intricate connection between the biological and artificial, as well as explore the innate wisdom of the body and how new tech can help us get a peek inside of our brains, bodies, and souls.

Interactive Audience Gameplay in Third Law

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

02/11/25 • 40 min

In this conversation with director Coral Cohen and sound and video designer Ettie Pin, we discuss the process of making a gamified play, Third Law. Insights from the makers take us through game theory, and how the audience had the unique opportunity to shape the world of the play and the trajectory of the characters.

Bringing Theatre to the Virtual Town Square

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

03/18/25 • 45 min

Creative director and choreographer Brandon Powers takes host Tjaša Ferme on a deep exploration of the merging of extended reality (XR) with theatre. He explains how theatremakers’ knowledge as spatial creatures is exactly what the virtual reality (VR) world is looking for.

Meltdown, an Opera About Two Thousand Ice-Elephants Melting Every Second

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

04/01/25 • 38 min

Host Tjaša Ferme chats with David Cote and Hai-Ting Chinn about their opera, Meltdown. This is an adventurous episode about arctic expeditions, drilling ice cores, what monodrama really means, and creating unique experiences mixing operatic tragedy with funny ukulele songs about pee bottles.

A Virtual Reality Climate Musical with Synchronized Swimmers

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

03/11/25 • 30 min

Host Tjaša Ferme has a lighthearted chat with director, choreographer, and filmmaker Mary John Frank about the climate, virtual reality (VR) musicals, why VR works better in “one take,” and how and why to make theatre in VR at all.

An Homage to Theatre in The 7th Voyage of Egon Tichy

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

04/08/25 • 38 min

Host Tjaša Ferme has an inspired conversation with the creative team of The 7th Voyage of Egon Tichy. Creators go deep into demystifying the beautiful cohabitation of theatre and cinema in the piece, the inability to move the camera even a millimeter, and creating an obstacle course as a gift to the audience.

Theatre By and For Gamers

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

03/14/24 • 39 min

In this episode, Emma Bexell from Bombina Bombast, a performing arts company in Malmö, Sweden, takes us to the space of gamified society and theatre. Bombina Bombast combines documentary audio, gaming interface, and immersive installation in a Virtual Reality show where audience members can rest with insomniac Swedish gang members—all while criticizing the attention economy.

Gore and Myth in Theatre Mitu's (holy) BLOOD

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

02/29/24 • 43 min

In this episode we talk with the founding artistic director of Theater Mitu, Rubén Polendo, about the hope for the future that inspired Utopian Hotline—now traveling through space as part of the Golden Record. We also discuss the gore, myth, and puppet-robots with their own point of view in Jodorowsky-inspired Santa Sangre.

Science Theories Are Like Swiss Cheese

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

02/22/24 • 42 min

Annemarie Hagenaars is an astronomer, physicist, and actress. In this playful conversation with Tjaša, Annemarie speculates about Einstein's famous equations, love, and shares her own experiment that she conducted with her one woman show The Story of the Einstein Girl, where she performs the play four different ways and lets the audience choose.

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How many episodes does Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre have?

Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre currently has 20 episodes available.

What topics does Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre cover?

The podcast is about Art, Digital Media, Podcasts, Technology, Arts, Theatre, Performance Art and Performing Arts.

What is the most popular episode on Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre?

The episode title 'Theatre By and For Gamers' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre?

The average episode length on Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre is 37 minutes.

How often are episodes of Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre released?

Episodes of Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre are typically released every 6 days, 23 hours.

When was the first episode of Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre?

The first episode of Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre was released on Jan 10, 2024.

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Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre

Tjaša Ferme

Top 10 Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre Episodes

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What topics does Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre cover?

What is the most popular episode on Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre?

What is the average episode length on Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre?

How often are episodes of Theatre Tech Talks: Artificial Intelligence, Science, and Biomedia in Theatre released?

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