InNo ProsceniumbyLaura Hess·Jan 5, 2022Chalk Lines (Capsule Review)[Original publication: No Proscenium, 7/20/21]
InNo ProsceniumbyNo Proscenium·Jul 27, 2021Review Rundown: The One With Greek Gods & Frank GehryArt, audio, and more for July 27, 2021. Five reviews.
InNo ProsceniumbyKevin Gossett·May 18, 2021‘Love Note’ by Rogue Artists Ensemble Misdelivers (Review)The company offers an interesting audio concept marred by poor user experience
InNo ProsceniumbyAlexa Burke·May 6, 2021‘Ellen Reid SOUNDWALK’ Offers an Invisible Concert in the Woods (Review)GPS-triggered orchestral music induces wonder in Central Park, Wolf Trap, and beyond
InNo ProsceniumbyLeah Davis·Apr 8, 2021A View into the Verboten with ‘The Window’ (Review)Fast Familiar’s screenless story about one family’s struggle with Alzheimer’s
InNo ProsceniumbyKathryn Yu·Mar 15, 2021You Can’t Run or Hide From ‘THE INVISIBLE’ (Review)Darkfield takes one of their shipping container shows to virtual reality
InNo ProsceniumbyShelley Snyder·Feb 24, 2021Go Along For The Ride with ‘We’re All Strangers Here’ (The NoPro Review)A mixed bag of interactivity and passivity with Hitcher Encounters’ audio-led experience
InNo ProsceniumbyAlexa Burke·Feb 14, 2021Take a Walk Through Old New York with Gelsey Bell’s ‘Cairns’ (Review)The podplay reveals hidden paths and histories in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn
InNo ProsceniumbyEdward Mylechreest·Dec 23, 2020Enjoy A Quiet Moment of Contemplation with ‘The End of the Day’ (Review)A simple phone experience helps us stare off into the sunset
InNo ProsceniumbyLeah Davis·Dec 2, 2020Let the Right Ones In with Darkfield Radio’s ‘VISITORS’ (Review)You’re going to want to invite these guests inside
