Improvisation Meets Innovation
After establishing the common theme of water on the previous day, the second day of the Telematics workshop began with an exploration of music language types. This included Staccato, Legato, Trills and Multiphonic. The participants then incorporated these types into their primary performance mediums, with actors speaking, dancers moving and musicians playing, which led to  spontaneous improvisations and served as a basis for scene-building. The day concluded with shared reflections, highlighting themes of spontaneity and cross-disciplinary learning whilst ensuring water was a continuing motif.

Forging Bonds throught Technology

The final day of the Telematics workshop began with a desire to devise an additional element to the final performance, with the participants sharing their childhood experiences with water. These included joyful memories such as the festival of Songkran and scary ones such as near-drowning experiences. This continued the trend of having simple prompts for each devising session to aid in the development process, providing an entryway for the participants to create through the telematic medium. After crafting the scene and further polishing up the two other scenes from the previous days, the participants were ready to welcome the eager audience. The presence of audience members shifted the already energised space, contributing to additional feedback for the performers.