
Exploring the renaissance in immersive theatre and interactive events. Hosted by Noah Nelson, creator of No Proscenium, a free events listing newsletter in Los Angeles, New York City, and San Francisco. Visit NoProscenium.com to sign up.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 580 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsDesignPerforming Arts | |||

This week we're talking about the state of XR -– from what's happening with the new tech to the out-of-home experiences that are actually drawing audiences – with a ridiculously talented panel of practitioners, professionals, and press.
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This week on the show host Noah Nelson is joined by The L.A. Times' Todd Martens, ARGNet owner Michael Andersen, and NoPro's own Kathryn Yu to spin stories from Knott's Ghost Town Alive, do some close reading of a new Harvard Business Review article ... more
Out of the blue, we're back, with season 2 of the podcast.
This summer we're catching up with our favorite folks, hanging out and talking what we've seen, what they've been making, and generally celebrating the fact that immersive is here and not go... more
Our guest on this special edition this week is Charles Melcher of the Future of Storytelling who you might know from his own podcast and who is the author of the new book The Future of Storytelling: How Immersive Experiences Are Transforming Our Worl... more
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Full disclosure: I’m a fan and a supporter, and listen to every single ep, many more than once. This podcast covers this broad, growing industry with passion and commitment. From major events on the global map like Venice & Tribeca (RIP) to the impact of the pandemic, to small, can’t-miss regional and local (Los Angeles, Vegas, Denver, etc.) coverage and reviews, Noah Nelson does the immersive community worldwide an incredible service with this podcast. The host needs to show more restraint with... more
My favorite podcasts get down to the bottom of something and then start digging. Every NoPro podcast does this. If you care about immersive you'll fall in love. If you don't, you'll probably still enjoy every episode because Noah dives so heavily into the psyche of his creators
Rife with pretense. Devoid of charisma. Borderline insufferable.
Hear from the best and the brightest practitioners and critics in the medium.
A lot of people love their area of interest but how many go that extra mile and dedicate every waking hour to exploring, reviewing, venerating, sharing and growing their beloved genre. Noah Nelson gives until it hurts on his podcast which features not only his diligence but the diligence of a dedicated staff of reviewers who scour the globe for immersive entertainment worth sharing with us. You will find every episode to be a trove of insightful information on everything from Escape Rooms to VR.... more
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This program consistently explores immersive theatre and interactive events through interviews with practitioners, producers, and critics. It often centers on how storytelling, space, and audience agency intersect to create participatory experiences, with recurring deep dives into responsible programming, community building, and industry evolution from post-pandemic perspectives. A standout trait is its willingness to connect creative processes to real-world venues and audiences, offering practical insights for producers, venue operators, and marketers aiming to engage in experiential work. Listeners who enjoy behind-the-scenes context, trend forecasting, and candid conversations about sustainability in immersive art are likely to find it p... more
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