By Louise
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58BFYzqA4CU
Available until: Unknown
Digital Sharing is a series of six episodes. Each episodes has three different plays in it. Some of them are on Zoom and have lots of people in. I think all the plays so far that have used Zoom are about people who really are on Zoom. Some of them are audio monologues for one person with the words appearing on the screen.
By Aashiq
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nuW8KQWRfA
Available until: Unknown
So this is the fourth episode in the Digital Sharing series by KickItDown Productions. In every show, three writers share a short piece, which is either filmed or presented as a voice-over audio drama with text. If you want to read about the first three episodes, you must restrain your curiosity till the end of this review. Very occasionally, I say something interesting and you don’t want to miss that.
By Tommy
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rO4kSAnNdU
Available until: Unknown
This Time Is Now begins with the three characters in separate screens. Jen appears very busy. Jamie is wandering around his home, half-dressed and uncertain. Marcus is having a drink, but there is no feeling of relaxation. He is drinking outside and drinking alone. We come to realise that the three characters work in the same establishment but are, due to lockdown, now working from home.
By Cal
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIYujPkD58E
Available until: Unknown
Part 2 of Digital Sharing consists of three more contrasting short dramas, two filmed on Zoom and one audio.
By Dave
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk9qmScoyF8
Available until: Unknown
Kickitdown Productions livestreamed these plays during
December. Now they’re available to watch on youtube. The first three make up Digital
Sharing 1. There are six collections altogether and they’ll all be reviewed
over the next couple of weeks.
