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"Laundry Room"- Immersive Theatre Performance by Chelsea Pace

a chalkboard with writing on it

Chelsea Pace, a graduate student in Theatre at Arizona State University, presented her work "Laundry Room" in the Experimental Theater on campus. -Photos by Corey Egler '15

a stage with white cloths and clothespins

The Experimental Theater was transformed into a giant laundry room

a black floor with writing on it

Audience members were highly encouraged to make use of the space and had no boundaries to what they could do

a person standing in a dark room with many strings

Chelsea Pace served as a one woman show, but the production was not centered around her performance, but rather the space itself. Here Chelsea brings in the first wave of audience members.

a man looking at a light

Brian Wittman '16 changes a slide on a projector.

a woman writing on paper

Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics Carolyn Yarnel draws on the floor

a woman sitting on the floor talking to another woman

Chelsea roamed the space and would use dialogue throughout (which was also being played on a speaker the entire performance). She also would interact with audience members, such as seen here with Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology Jennifer Ison.

a man holding a yellow balloon

John Burns '15 draws on a balloon.

a man writing on a piece of paper

Joe Mount '15 writes a note to hang on the clothes line.

a man looking at another man

Abel Becker '17 and Zach Canon '16 watch as other audience members draw on the chalkboard.

a man writing on a piece of paper

Professor of History Stephen Morillo draws a picture.

a man holding a box

Thomas Witkowski '15 opens an envelope.

a group of people writing on a black surface

Members of the Wabash Community took full opportunity to interract with the space provided for them.

a group of people sitting on a stage

Seeming pleased with her work, Chelsea watches as Assistant Professor of German Lynn Miles and her daughter make use of the space provided.

a man standing in front of a chalkboard

Josh Lutton '14 examines the chalkboard.

a woman holding her hands behind her head

When the production was finished, Chelsea was extremely amazed with how audience members used the space provided to them.

a man and woman standing in a room

Chelsea chats with Assistant Professor of Theater Jim Cherry, who was responsible for bringing Chelsea to Wabash.


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