Handing a laptop to someone and saying:
“Hi there”
“Would it be possible to communicate with you
via this laptop for a few minutes?”
Your answer:
“With each of the following questions you have a
time limit of 60 seconds to answer. You will hear an alarm sound that means
your deadline has been reached & you must immediately stop typing & or
your entry will not be valid.”
(we could have our own little alarms each
perhaps??)
Question 1:
1. Can you define for me what you think
the role of a producer might be?
2. And can you define what the job of a
programmer might be?
3. What do you think the term ‘to
curate’ means?
4. What does the act of choreography
entail?
5. What is the job of an administrator?
Then based on one of their answers we might ask
our individual admin collaborator to:
Can you administer some directions for me to
perform please?
OR
Can you ask me to produce a performative
outcome for you please?
Then we ask them to time us for 2 mins saying
“stop” when times up. We go through each of us this way?
Then we continue on to something else or
perhaps ask particular people in the audience similar questions so everyone is
then introduced to what’s going on and then we perform this as a group? Then
move on??
I also thought the idea that we could all be
writing on the butchers paper 6 of the questions / statements we’ve all come up
with over the time as they enter.
Perhaps we passively choreograph them by having
arrows pointing to the seating bank on butchers paper.
A note on seats “yes here” “no, not here” ??
At the very end of the presentation, as
discussed, we perhaps could have worked out a way to get them all over to one
side of the seating whilst we are on the other and we pause for a good moment
then one of us says something like…
“You might ask what we’re waiting for…”
Another says,
“Well, we’re waiting for you to program us.”
End.
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