Engaging theatre audiences before the play

Dima, Mariza

doi:10.1145/2557595.2557600

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“…The importance of supporting autonomy, identity and ownership in engaging with communities has been highlighted in relevant literature [3]. Research has also revealed the importance of including local civic authorities in the design process to create a space in which technologies aimed at sustaining civic engagement, are better perceived in their value, promoting trust between civic authorities and citizens [4].…”

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Mapping Memory Routes

Terracciano

Dima²,

Carulli

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the 2017 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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This demonstration offers the opportunity to explore a multisensory digital interface as part of the wider research project 'Mapping Memory Routes: Eliciting Culturally Diverse Memes for Digital Archives'. The interface is conceived as a tool for capturing memes rooted in the rich intangible heritage of culturally diverse communities in London, opening up a space for intercultural exchange to be used in meaningful urban design. Based on a model developed by artist and researcher Alda Terracciano for her multisensory installation 'Streets of...7 cities in 7 minutes', the interface is used to explore new design methods to elicit cultural memories through the use of multisensory technology. The tool aims to stimulate collective curatorial practices aimed at democratising decision-making processes in critical heritage studies and urban planning.

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Mapping Memory Routes

Terracciano

Dima²,

Carulli

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the 2017 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Technology, Theatre and Co-design: Impact and Design Considerations

Vasiliou

Schofield

2019

Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2019

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The paper documents the co-design methodology followed by Northern Stage theatrical company for the design of a theatrical production, rich in digital elements. Drawing on our data from fieldwork, interviews and questionnaires, we initially report on the co-design activities, then using thematic analysis, we review the impact of technology in the co-design activities, the dynamics of using digital technologies in a performance and the limitations for smallmedium theatrical companies. Our work extends research and practice on codesign and participatory design in creative industries and their experimentation with technology. More specifically, we contribute by casting light on the nature of activities and the level of digital maturity and readiness. The paper concludes with considerations of co-design and HCI work in attracting a new generation of performers and audiences for the digital era.

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Engaging theatre audiences before the play

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Mapping Memory Routes

Technology, Theatre and Co-design: Impact and Design Considerations

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