First episode coming November 12…
What happens when theatre gets intentionally smaller, scrappier, and closer to its audience? Micro-theatrical explores the artists and ideas fueling performance in intimate, unconventional spaces—from apartment theatres and art lofts to DIY street screenings, tiny venues, and virtual worlds.
Hosted by Helen Banner, director, playwright, multimedia and spatial-installation artist, and Creative Director of Zoopraxic in Long Island City, Queens, New York each episode features conversations with artists, makers, thinkers, and technicians working with scale, proximity, and constraint as creative material—not compromise.
Alongside practical, behind-the-scenes perspectives, Micro-theatrical draws on performance history, criticism, and research to ask how limited space and resources can produce new forms of attention, invention, and encounter.