Our audiences have expressed such strong reactions about DreamLogic's A Clockwork Orange that we wanted to create a place they could share those reactions with the world. Please share your thoughts in the comments.
Monday, June 20, 2011
Post Your Comments About A Clockwork Orange
Our audiences have expressed such strong reactions about DreamLogic's A Clockwork Orange that we wanted to create a place they could share those reactions with the world. Please share your thoughts in the comments.
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Interview With the Minister of the Interior and the Governor
The Minister of the Interior and the Governor shared their candid thoughts about the Ludovico Technique in a recent interview:
Interview With Doctor Brodsky
In a recent interview, Dr. Brodsky took time out of his busy schedule to explain the Ludovico Technique:
Monday, June 6, 2011
DreamLogic Cast Interviews
Enjoy our first round of cast and crew interviews for A Clockwork Orange:
Tyler Pistorious
Scott McKinsey
Quinn Gasaway
Patricia Lomden
Meg Elliot
Dave Sweeney
Chad Duda
Tyler Pistorious
Scott McKinsey
Quinn Gasaway
Patricia Lomden
Meg Elliot
Dave Sweeney
Chad Duda
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Real Horrorshow
What kind of person would watch a live production of A Clockwork Orange?
It isn't safe like watching a movie. There is no pause button, no off switch, no blanket to pull up over your eyes. You can't fast-forward through the horrorshow. You have to enter the horrorshow. Once you're in, you're in.
What kind of person would want to immerse themselves in A Clockwork Orange?
There's no curtain, there's no stage. No boundaries. 90 minutes trapped in the world of Alex DeLarge and his Droogs, breathing the same air, seeing their crimes as vividly as they do. You don't get to hide.
A Clockwork Orange isn't for everyone. We're okay with that. Some people want to push their own boundaries and some don't. You'll experience all the horrors of the modern world, explore the machine we live in that tries to take away our humanity. You'll stare things in the face other people choose to ignore.
What kind of person would enjoy A Clockwork Orange?
This production is for people who want to look past the boundaries of clean, quiet Midwestern living for an evening and stare into the strange, dark, unapologetic corners of reality. This is for people who want to enter the nightmare, live the worst-case scenario and see who they really are.
What kind of person are you?
It isn't safe like watching a movie. There is no pause button, no off switch, no blanket to pull up over your eyes. You can't fast-forward through the horrorshow. You have to enter the horrorshow. Once you're in, you're in.
What kind of person would want to immerse themselves in A Clockwork Orange?
There's no curtain, there's no stage. No boundaries. 90 minutes trapped in the world of Alex DeLarge and his Droogs, breathing the same air, seeing their crimes as vividly as they do. You don't get to hide.
A Clockwork Orange isn't for everyone. We're okay with that. Some people want to push their own boundaries and some don't. You'll experience all the horrors of the modern world, explore the machine we live in that tries to take away our humanity. You'll stare things in the face other people choose to ignore.
What kind of person would enjoy A Clockwork Orange?
This production is for people who want to look past the boundaries of clean, quiet Midwestern living for an evening and stare into the strange, dark, unapologetic corners of reality. This is for people who want to enter the nightmare, live the worst-case scenario and see who they really are.
What kind of person are you?
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