How we made the Uneditions web app

Unlimited Theatre's Jon Spooner reveals the co-creation behind a new platform for publishing play scripts on mobile devicesUnlimited Theatre has often worked with new technologies, mainly due to the fact that I've had a geeky interest in things ever since I was bought a Dragon 32 home computer when I was 10-years-old. But we've also worked with these new, mostly digital technologies because they offer us other ways of telling our stories to a potentially much bigger audience than we ever could if we only made it for the theatre.We've always recognised that by choosing to make our work primarily for, with and in theatres we're working in a pretty niche environment, especially when you consider the type of theatre we're making: far away from the mainstream. This isn't a bad thing – small is definitely beautiful – but it's worth noting that if we made work for almost any other medium (TV, film, the internet, books) the types of stories we could tell would find a much larger audience, niche or not.Uneditions is a new platform for publishing play scripts on mobile devices, using light and sound design from the live production to create a unique and immersive reading experience. It's a sincere and rigorous exploration of how we , as theatre makers and as a wider arts community, can better transpose (as opposed to broadcast) the stories we're telling to other mediums.I'm massively excited by the potential this app/platform has to allow existing audiences to both deepen their... Continue reading at 'The Guardian'

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