The Brock Dramatic Arts department’s fourth year students have been working hard on their final production of this academic year. Ouroboros is a piece of...
The fourth-year Brock Dramatic Arts course DART 4F56 involves an ensemble of students, led by a faculty director, staging two fully-produced shows in the course of the academic year. In this time like no other, DART 4F56 expertly pivoted in Fall 2020 to stage Jordan Tannahill’s play Concord Floral completely online (the image above is a screen grab of a moment from the performance). DARTcritic Holly Hebert was that show’s assistant director; here she tells her fellow DARTcritic Asenia Lyall about the experience, as part of their ongoing exploration of various approaches and responses to digital performance.
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