National CineMedia, a joint venture between Regal Entertainment Group and AMC Theaters that develops and sells alternative theater content, says theaters have so far pulled in "several million dollars" in alternative programming.
"Partnering with Art Meets Commerce, one of the leading producers and the top new media company on Broadway today, provides us with a unique opportunity to further expand our entertainment channel and bring the best live theater content to Zumobi Network users and brand advertisers," said Ken Willner, CEO of Zumobi.
"Our goal is to fill theaters during off-peak times so that's going to be week night or during the day on weekends, so it's a win-win situation for theaters and content partners," she said.
Mr. Ebers sped to the theater, buttonholed someone content to take hundreds of dollars more than the seats cost, then passed them on to his client at a loss.
I'm working on a social theater to share content right now, but without advertising.
From the printing press to the blog, from the record player to the iPod, and from the stage to the home theater, the way content has been produced, distributed and consumed in the world is constantly evolving.
Additionally she is the creator of the New York Theatre Review, an indie theater blog, featuring content by experimental and indie theater artists with a viewership of 1.5 million in 7 countries, a contributor to The Huffington Post, and has been a guest teaching artist at The Orchard Project and speaker at Mason Gross School of the Arts.
"We're going to shoot digitally, and retrofit 50 theaters across the country, and fill those theaters with digital content that we make or acquire".
Programming theaters with nonmovie content has been gaining steam as multiplex owners seek ways to attract new ticket buyers.
And in honor of the imminence of All Hallow's Eve, a New Yorker's favorite holiday, I would like to enumerate the forms and content of theater that means to terrify.
At 73, Mr. Ayckbourn is a year younger than Caryl Churchill, the pioneering English dramatist who — even more than her male colleague — is forever toying with the form of theater, not just the content.
