Still Buffering combines dance, theatre and film to explore how technology informs human relationships. The narrative has been influenced by science fiction stories from the past and the current urgency surrounding the evolution of technology and humanity’s dependency on it.
TECH RIDER & INFO
CREATIVE TEAM
Joanna Bryson - Co-Director & Production Manager
Sarah Power - Co-Director & Choreographer
Ryan Griffith - Text & Playwright
potatoCakes_digital (Emily Soussana and Andrew Scriver) - Set, Lighting & Video Design
Andrew Reed Miller - Composer & Sound Design
Sherry Kinnear - Costume Design
Chris Giles - Filmmaker & Video Editor
Natasha MacLellan - Dramaturg
Drew Murdock - Stage Manager
Caitlin Lapena - Marketing Coordinator
Alan White - Additional graphic designs
55 MINUTES
6 PERFORMERS
Sci-fi Dystopian Dance-Theatre-Film Hybrid
Still Buffering combines dance, theatre, and film in a performance which sees humanity accepting an omni-present artificial intelligence which leads to a dystopic or potentially utopic future. The narrative and design have been influenced by science fiction stories from the past and the current urgency surrounding the evolution of technology and humanity’s dependency on it.
The Creative
Production Manager
The Cast
THANK YOU
This activity is supported by the Canada Council for the Arts and the New Brunswick Arts Board.
Thank you to Angela Campbell, Scott McRae and wonderful staff and crew of the Imperial Theatre, Amanda LaRusic, Courtney Arsenault, Miguel Roy, First City School of Dance, Theatre New Brunswick, The Fredericton Playhouse InterMISSION Residency, The Imperial Theatre Incubator Project, Ryan Griffith, Lorne Power