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The Ludic Life
This group was created to support Barry Joseph's keynote presentation at the 2008 Second Life Community Convention's SLEDcc, "Why Second Life Can't Tip: The Power and Perils of Living La Vida Ludic," for before, during and after the presentation.
Stephen Schrum joined Barry Joseph's group
Profile Information
- What is your interest in virtual worlds?
- Academic, College
- What virtual worlds are you interested in?
- Second Life
- About Me:
- In RL, Stephen A. Schrum is an Assistant Professor of Theatre Arts at the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg. With a Ph.D. in Dramatic Art from the University of California, Berkeley, Schrum begun teaching with technology in 1993, and since then has been writing and presenting on technology, including editing the book, Theatre in Cyberspace: Issues of Teaching, Acting and Directing (2000). He will have a chapter entitled, “Theatre in Second Life® Holds the VR Mirror Up To Nature,” in the forthcoming book, Handbook of Research on Computational Arts and Creative Informatics (2009). His other interests include digital filmmaking, virtual performance, and playwrighting. As for the latter two categories, Schrum will perform his full-length monologue, Immaculate Misconceptions, in the virtual world of Second Life in mid-summer 2008. As Phorkyad Acropolis in Second Life, he is the owner of Faust's Study, and the publisher of several poetry anthologies both in-world and in the real world (cafepress.com). He directed a one-act play, The Perm, by Zayante Hegel, in SL in the summer of 2007, and Euripides’ The Bacchae in the summer of 2008.
- Website:
- http://musofyr.com.
- How did you hear about RezEd?
- SLEDcc
Stephen Schrum's Blog
Post SLEDcc Presentation
I did my presentation at SLEDcc on Sunday at 2pm. 16 people attended, and I think the librarians came to make sure I stopped before their session at 3:00--there was a misprint on the colorful printout that suggested I was doing a repeat performance. (Just kidding; I think they were also interested in the topic.)
But once was enough. Of course, as a theatre person, I criticized my actual performance rather harshly, but my paper and ideas were received quite well. I was also quite… Continue
But once was enough. Of course, as a theatre person, I criticized my actual performance rather harshly, but my paper and ideas were received quite well. I was also quite… Continue
Posted on September 11, 2008 at 1:30pm
Some links regarding SL Performance and Theatre.
There is of course our blog for our venue, Muse OF Fire.
http://musofyr.blogspot.com/
There is also the webpages on my recent performances, The Bacchae;
http://musofyr.com/bacchae.html
And Immaculate Misconceptions:
http://musofyr.com/IMinSL/IMinSL.html
And here is earlier material about Poetry and Theatre Performance:
http://www.musofyr.com/Phorkyad/SLPerformance/SLPerformance.html
http://musofyr.blogspot.com/
There is also the webpages on my recent performances, The Bacchae;
http://musofyr.com/bacchae.html
And Immaculate Misconceptions:
http://musofyr.com/IMinSL/IMinSL.html
And here is earlier material about Poetry and Theatre Performance:
http://www.musofyr.com/Phorkyad/SLPerformance/SLPerformance.html
Posted on August 24, 2008 at 10:52pm
The Prequel
I have just returned from the Association for Theatre in Higher Education conference in Denver, where I made two presentations. I am thinking of those two and my SLEDcc paper as a kind of trilogy, dealing with teaching and performance in SL.
While the second one (on my Theatre Technology class) went fine, I was more gratified by the response from the first: "Virtuality: A Production of Euripides' The Bacchae in SL." I began by asking the 28 or so people in the room if they had… Continue
While the second one (on my Theatre Technology class) went fine, I was more gratified by the response from the first: "Virtuality: A Production of Euripides' The Bacchae in SL." I began by asking the 28 or so people in the room if they had… Continue
Posted on August 6, 2008 at 12:00pm
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