Episode five of the SWS Podcast in which Adrienne Wong and Jacob Zimmer discuss performing live to tape, applying bio-data collection techniques to theatre, placing the user at the centre of the experience, and the changes to the Canada Council's Awards to theatre operating companies.

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LINKS TO THINGS WE TALK ABOUT

Rhubarb Festival
The Monarch
Buddies (in Bad Times) space
Fun Palace
The Moth
This American Life's host is Ira Glass
Shure 7B
AT 4050
HowlRound
Techne: Getting Fit article about collecting more data.
FitBits
Quantified Self Movement
Heisenberg principle. "This ascribes the uncertainty in the measurable quantities to the jolt-like disturbance triggered by the act of observation."
Interviewing Humans
Erika Hall
Design-based Thinking
Inclusive design
Dustin Harvey's terrible Skype photo
German Post-Dramatic Theatre
Comedian
Burlesque
Taylor Mac
Why the Canada Council's theatre budget decision has some companies crying foul
Adrienne was, indeed, using the term "false syllogism" incorrectly.
Vertigo Theatre
DVxT
Theatre Front
Factory Theatre
Passe Muraille
Mounting debt sinks Vancouver Playhouse Theatre Company
Canadian Stage
Neptune Theatre – Jacob would like to clarify the he meant the early 2000's, not the 1990's.