The Dinner Party
summary
A radio drama created with LARP methods becomes a co-creative experiment: six 30-minute episodes are produced by recording actors improvising inside character during six-hour recording sessions and then editing away roughly 60–70 percent of material to form a coherent narrative. Production uses character sheets, surprise post‑it prompts and envelopes opened three times during play, actors cook and costume for realism, safety protocols handle intimate scenes, and the team also adapts the story into a three‑hour LARP with gender‑neutral roles that proves playable and faithful to the audio version.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (5)
related talks
56mDesigners, Dungeons and Dragons
03mStage & Play: Using Game Technologies in the Context of Digitally-mediated Theater Performances
25mDesigning Future Social Wearables with Live Action Role Play (Larp) Designers
39mThe Show must go on: Leadership learnings from Theatre
08mIntro to Table Top Role Playing
20mInteractive Performance as a Means of Civic Dialogue
31mWhen Gameplay met Narrative - A Love Story on a Budget
48mDialogue Performance and Design for Creatures, Monsters and Demons.