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Behind-the-Scenes of STILL/FALLING Live Broadcast Rehearsal

Safety and innovation took centre stage as we rehearsed a live broadcast prototype of STILL/FALLING by Rachel Aberle this week!

We've now wrapped up our rehearsals for this live broadcast testing phase, but wanted to share a few behind-the-scenes photos from the process.

We are so grateful to Green Thumb Production Manager extraordinaire, Ruth Bruhn, for keeping safety as the number one priority as we explore new ways to deliver programs during the COVID-19 pandemic. These photos highlight some of the many safety measure that Ruth implemented this week.

And on the topic of safety, we would like to extend a huge thank you to our public health authorities and everyone working in healthcare for the continued work you are doing to ensure the safety of our community!

STILL/FALLING is one-person show that tells the story of a teenager experiencing depression and anxiety for the first time. We are excited to be able to offer a new way to continue sharing this important story with young people during this challenging time.

If you are interested in learning more about STILL/FALLING, or booking a performance in 2021, please email touring@greenthumb.bc.ca.

Actor Lisa Baran and facilitator Shilpa Narayan chatting from separate rooms as we test out what a live Q & A session looks like in this format.
When not directing over video call, Patrick McDonald oversaw the rehearsal from a "room with a view".
Our favourite monster (puppet from NIGHT LIGHT by John Lazurus) generously acts as stand-in for our actor as we set lighting levels so that we can keep the number of people on-site to a minimum
Temperature check entrance station featuring thermometer, sign-in sheets, extra PPE, protocols, and sanitizer.


Company Manager Susan Miyagishima at an on-site command centre. While a number of meetings and rehearsals took place over video call, when on-site, each member of the creative team had a designated space to work

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December 3, 2020

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