![]() ![]() I can’t imagine anyone seeing this show who wasn’t familiar with Chekhov’s play otherwise, they’d be completely lost. I haven’t done the online experience (yet), but I attended the live performance that New York Times critic Laura Collins-Hughes watched online (after seeing the matinee live), and I had a very different experience than she did. ![]() How often do you see these credits on the title page of a playbill: Emerging Technologies, Robotics Design, Interactivity Design, Virtual Sound Design? The show was devised to be experienced in two ways, live onstage at BAC and online, accessible from anywhere worldwide but timed so that you’re exploring online at the same time as a live performance. Produced under the auspices of the annual Russian-flavored Cherry Orchard Festival in association with a few other producers, The Orchard is an extremely ambitious, experimental adaptation of Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard conceived and directed by Igor Golyak with a whole raft of crucial collaborators. ![]() 6.15.22 – I saw two lovely unusual theater productions this week: The Orchard at Baryshnikov Arts Center and God’s Fool at La Mama. ![]()
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