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Post by stevej678 on Jan 15, 2024 18:38:35 GMT
For anyone who missed this, or wants to enjoy it again, it's available to stream on the Orange Tree Theatre website this week.
It can be streamed on demand from Tuesday 730pm until Friday 1159pm for £15.
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Post by harrietcraig on Jan 15, 2024 20:28:25 GMT
For anyone who missed this, or wants to enjoy it again, it's available to stream on the Orange Tree Theatre website this week. It can be streamed on demand from Tuesday 730pm until Friday 1159pm for £15. Thanks for the reminder. I just looked at the booking page on the theatre’s website, and I’m confused about why I have to choose one of the four dates. If it’s available to stream “ any time [emphasis added] between 7.30pm GMT on 16 January 2024 and 11.59pm GMT on 19 January” (as the website says), what difference does it make which of the four dates I choose? My concern is that if I choose (for example) Tuesday and then for whatever reason I can’t stream it on Tuesday, I’ll be locked out of streaming it on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday. I’m probably imagining difficulties where there are none, but if anyone can clarify I would appreciate it, and thanks in advance. I would ask the theatre, but I don’t see a “contact us” email, just a phone number. |
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Post by stevej678 on Jan 15, 2024 20:36:40 GMT
For anyone who missed this, or wants to enjoy it again, it's available to stream on the Orange Tree Theatre website this week. It can be streamed on demand from Tuesday 730pm until Friday 1159pm for £15. Thanks for the reminder. I just looked at the booking page on the theatre’s website, and I’m confused about why I have to choose one of the four dates. If it’s available to stream “ any time [emphasis added] between 7.30pm GMT on 16 January 2024 and 11.59pm GMT on 19 January” (as the website says), what difference does it make which of the four dates I choose? My concern is that if I choose (for example) Tuesday and then for whatever reason I can’t stream it on Tuesday, I’ll be locked out of streaming it on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday. I’m probably imagining difficulties where there are none, but if anyone can clarify I would appreciate it, and thanks in advance. I would ask the theatre, but I don’t see a “contact us” email, just a phone number. You can choose any of the advertised dates and times and access the stream anytime from Tuesday evening to Friday evening. Guess it must be that they need to choose start dates and times to fit their booking system and keep it listed on the website throughout the streaming period. |
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Post by foxa on Jan 16, 2024 19:24:21 GMT
Bought a ticket forthe online screening but getting a 'Sorry Can't Find That' message despite following all the directions. Anyone else get in?
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Post by stevej678 on Jan 16, 2024 21:55:54 GMT
Bought a ticket forthe online screening but getting a 'Sorry Can't Find That' message despite following all the directions. Anyone else get in? The original link was wrong, they've sent a second email with the correct link now. |
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Post by foxa on Jan 16, 2024 23:05:11 GMT
Thanks stevej678 They said there was a problem with the website. Got on after about an hour. It is good, but the hassle took a little of the gloss of it. Freddie Fox is excellent, as is David Horovitch. |
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Post by harrietcraig on Jan 17, 2024 0:56:46 GMT
I got the second email but am still getting “Sorry, we can’t find that” when I click on the link in that email. I have restarted my browser and cleared my cache (which is a major pain in the neck), as they suggested, but still no luck. If this isn’t fixed by tomorrow, I’ll be asking for a refund.
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Post by xander on Jan 17, 2024 2:16:25 GMT
I got the second email but am still getting “Sorry, we can’t find that” when I click on the link in that email. I have restarted my browser and cleared my cache (which is a major pain in the neck), as they suggested, but still no luck. If this isn’t fixed by tomorrow, I’ll be asking for a refund. I had the same problem but then found a link on their website that worked by going into the event under What's On. |
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Post by Dawnstar on Jan 19, 2024 18:01:37 GMT
I was hoping to watch it this evening but the booking page says "This event is not on general sale" even though it's supposed to be available for another 6 hours. Very annoying.
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Post by foxa on Jan 19, 2024 22:39:03 GMT
How odd! Seems like there have been lots of glitches with this one.
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Post by Dawnstar on Jan 19, 2024 22:49:27 GMT
I tried tweeting them but no reply. I guess they won't see it until tomorrow, by which time it'll be too late.
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Post by David J on Jan 20, 2024 0:19:21 GMT
I had trouble with 'Meetings'. Bought ticket and got the link but when I went in and logged in the website said I was not allowed access. And it was the last day with few hours left
Emailed them and they were able to send me the video itself so can't complain too much
Managed to access the video of She Stoops to Conquer but frankly the audio quality lets this down. Sounds too distant. And being in a small in the round theatre using only two or three cameras going between zoomed out and zoomed in with passable editing it isn't NT Live quality. Missed reactions that I could tell were getting laughs. It was fine for Meetings but for a comedy like She Stoops to Conquer it didn't work
And okay I can't really judge this on the small amount I saw but this production felt rather restrained compared to the Northern Broadsides and Bath Theatre Royal productions I saw previously. Isn't it meant to be big and farcical? Not sure the change of time period helped it. Tony Lumpkin stole the show before but here didn't stand out to me.
So I gave up half way through the first act. Just couldn't get into this production. Feel like booking to see Uncle Vanya in person.
It's good Orange Tree screen their shows but they really need to invest in lapel microphones and work on the camerawork/editing if they want to continue doing this
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Post by foxa on Jan 20, 2024 12:14:57 GMT
Gotta admit, we put the captions on for this.
It was my first time seeing the play so have nothing to compare it with (my husband who knows it better had more criticisms.)However we did enjoy it and liked the intimacy of the production. Agree Lumpkin wasn't a standout, but Horovich and Fox were excellent.
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Post by Dawnstar on Jan 20, 2024 13:19:51 GMT
Managed to access the video of She Stoops to Conquer but frankly the audio quality lets this down. Sounds too distant. And being in a small in the round theatre using only two or three cameras going between zoomed out and zoomed in with passable editing it isn't NT Live quality. Missed reactions that I could tell were getting laughs. It was fine for Meetings but for a comedy like She Stoops to Conquer it didn't work I suppose this makes me feel a bit less disappointed at not being able to see it. I would have liked to see what Freddie Fox made of Marlowe though. I still haven't had a reply from them on Twitter. Maybe they don't check their social media at weekends. |
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